Warning signs include spreading redness, increased pain, pus, fever, or rapid worsening of symptoms. If you notice these, seek medical attention immediately.

Some mild infections may improve, but many worsen or spread without proper care. Early treatment prevents complications and shortens recovery time.

Not all are contagious. Bacterial, viral, fungal, and parasitic infections can spread, but the level of risk varies. Our dermatologist will guide you on precautions.

Recovery can take days to weeks, depending on the infection type, severity, and treatment response. Following your treatment plan helps speed healing.

You can keep the area clean and dry, but never self-medicate with antibiotics or strong creams without guidance. Incorrect treatment may worsen the condition.

Recurrence often happens if the infection isn't fully treated, if the immune system is weakened, or if exposure to the source continues. Preventive steps are key.

Yes. We provide age-appropriate, safe treatments for skin infections in children after a careful diagnosis.

It depends on the type and whether it's contagious. We provide clear advice on when it's safe to return and how to prevent spreading it.

Avoid scratching, sharing personal items, using harsh skincare products, or stopping medication early.

Early and correct treatment reduces the risk of scarring. If scars form, we offer targeted therapies to improve their appearance.

Yes. We schedule follow-ups to monitor recovery, adjust treatment if needed, and provide prevention strategies to avoid reinfection.