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Skin regeneration is your body’s built‑in repair program. The moment skin is cut, scraped, or irritated, a coordinated sequence begins: bleeding is stopped, the area is cleaned of germs and debris, new tissue and skin cells rebuild the gap, and the surface gradually strengthens and smooths out…

A new bump on your skin can be equal parts annoying and alarming. Maybe your child has tiny, dimpled dots after swim class, your upper arms feel rough and bumpy, or a tender red “pimple” near a hair follicle won’t quit. Most bumps are harmless and clear with simple care, but a few…

A burning, itchy rash after shaving can turn a simple routine into an all-day irritation. Whether it’s stinging redness on your neck, a rash along the bikini line that rubs under clothing, or clusters of bumps on your legs, “shaving rash” isn’t one thing—it can be razor…

An ingrown hair is simply a hair that curls back or grows sideways into the skin instead of rising up and out. The result is a small, sometimes itchy or tender bump, often with a hair trapped just under the surface. It often follows shaving, waxing, or tweezing—most often on the face/neck, und…

Pimples are small bumps that show up when a pore (hair follicle) gets clogged with oil and dead skin cells, then becomes inflamed—sometimes with help from acne-causing bacteria. They can look like blackheads, whiteheads, red tender bumps, or deeper, painful nodules and cysts. While common in t…