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Magandang araw mula sa UP PGH Department of Dermatology! Kami ay nakikiisa sa Psoriasis Philippines (PsorPhil) sa pagdiriwang ng World Psoriasis Day sa October 27, 2020. Aming nilalaan ang aming clinic para magbigay ng libreng konsultasyon para sa mga pasyenteng may psoriasis sa araw na iyon, mula 8AM hanggang 3PM.


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Upang makakuha ng schedule sa teledermatology service ng aming clinic, sundin ang mga sumusunod:
1. Pumunta sa website ng https://www.atodermacream.site/atodermafbmoi at magrehistro sa OCRA System.
2. Gumawa ng request para sa schedule ng konsultasyon. Maaring ilagay sa request na “bagong konsulta para sa psoriasis” o “follow-up konsulta kay Dr. _ para sa psoriasis” upang mabigyan ng schedule. Upang matingnan ng Oktubre 27, kailangan na kayo ay MAKAPAG-REQUEST BAGO MAG-OKTUBRE 26, 3PM.
3. I-download ang Telegram or Viber at hintayin ang tawag mula sa PGH sa loob ng 48 na oras. Ang LAHAT ng konsultasyon sa ngayon ay ginagawa lamang sa PGH website at Telegram/ Viber.
BAWAL PO ANG WALK-IN. Kung walang internet, maaaring tumawag sa hotline 155-200.
Salamat po!

Last November 10, 2019, the PGH Division of Dermatology held a medical mission at the Manila City Jail (MCJ), as part of the Philippine Dermatological Society’s (PDS) Skin Week 2019 and the International Society of Dermatology’s World Skin Health Day, as part of a movement during which a total of 98 free clinics will be held and approximately 12,000 patients treated nationwide.
The day began with all 15 residents of the Division, accompanied by seven of our consultants, Dr. Francisca Roa, Dr. Eileen Cubillan, Dr. Cynthia Ciriaco-Tan, Dr. Claudine Yap-Silva, Dr. Winlove Mojica, Dr. Christina Batac, and Dr. Carmela Dayrit-Castro, holding a Skin Clinic at the jail, counseling almost three hundred patients on their various ailments, and dispensing free oral and topical medications. Patients who were waiting to be seen watched public health lecture videos made by students of the UP College of Medicine. Lunch and a short photo session followed afterwards, during which the warden, Mr. Randel Latoza, graciously thanked the Division for partnering with MCJ for the third year in a row. Our esteemed consultant, Dr. Roa, responded by saying that it was both the Division of Dermatology’s privilege and responsibility to give back to the nation. It was a fruitful day for the division, and a good start to our participation in PDS’ Skin Week 2019!

We are elated to announce the Board of Regents’ approval to elevate the status of the Division of Dermatology to a CLINICAL DEPARTMENT of the UP College of Medicine and the Philippine General Hospital.
For 98 years, we have been at the helm of Dermatology in the Philippines. Ever evolving, may this milestone pave the way for exemplary community-oriented undergraduate and post-graduate education and unfailing service for the Filipino people!

The UP PGH Department of Dermatology officially kicked-off its centennial year. The event was held at the PGH Atrium and graced by Dr. Gap Legaspi, director of the PGH, Dr. Armand Crisostomo, Vice Chair for Research and Dean Charlotte Chiong of the UP College of Medicine. Also in attendance were the esteemed consultants and the residents and fellow in training of the Department. The centennial launch also unveiled a photo exhibit highlighting the achievements of the Department. The photo exhibit showcased the department’s history, compassion in community service and patient support groups, advancement in the acquisition of equipment and continued excellence in training and research.
Join us in this year-long celebration of honor, excellence, and service.
UP -PGH DERMATOLOGY
Pioneering for 100 years
Steadfast in leading the future

Acne prone skin, dapat ba akong gumamit ng sunscreen?
Kailangan pa rin ang sunscreen para sa lahat ng uri ng balat, kabilang ang acne-prone na balat. Kung mayroon kang acne sa iyong mukha, kapag nalantad sa infrared na init mula sa araw, ang acne ay lalong sumisikat. Ang init ay nakakapinsala at maaaring makairita sa iyong balat.
Gayunpaman, dapat mong piliin ang tamang sunscreen para sa acne-prone skin. Dahil ang paggamit ng maling produkto ng sunscreen ay maaaring maging sanhi ng pangangati ng balat na humahantong sa mas maraming acne
Para sa mamantika at acne-prone na balat, inirerekomendang gumamit ng likido, gel o spray ng sunscreen na madaling nasisipsip sa balat nang hindi nag-iiwan ng creamy streak. Maghanap ng mga produktong sunscreen na may label na walang langis at hypoallergenic.
Gayundin, huwag gumamit ng body sunscreen sa iyong mukha. Dahil ang mga sunscreen sa katawan ay kadalasang may mabigat at mamantika na texture, madali itong maging sanhi ng acne.
Maaari mo munang ilapat ang gamot sa acne at pagkatapos ay maghintay ng mga 20 minuto o hanggang sa ganap na masipsip ang gamot, maaari kang maglagay ng sunscreen gaya ng dati.

The past couple of weeks have been quite eventful for the UP-PGH Division of Dermatology! Here's a sneak peek at what's been keeping us busy. 😉 Stay tuned for more!

7 tips to help take care of dry, cracked heels
Your heels are very easy to dry and crack, especially in the fall and winter. To care for dry and cracked heels, follow these tips from dermatologists:
1. Limit long bath, shower only for 5-10 minutes. Bathing for too long can dry out your skin, aggravating dry, cracked heels. Use a dry towel to gently pat your skin dry after bathing.
2. Use a gentle, fragrance-free shower gel. This will help retain the natural oils in your skin.
3. Apply moisturizer within 5 minutes of bathing, use a moisturizer containing 10-25% urea, salicylic acid apply to your heels immediately after bathing while skin is still damp and whenever your heels are you feel dry to lock in moisture.
4. Before going to bed, use a moisturizer such as vaseline, lanolin, etc. Consider wearing socks at night to enhance the ability to moisturize and prevent moisture from sticking to your bedding.
5. Protect your heels. During the day, apply a liquid bandage over the cracks in the heel to create a protective barrier, which can help relieve pain, speed healing, and prevent germs from entering the skin.
6. Wear suitable shoes. If you have dry and cracked heels, avoid shoes with open heels, such as flip flops or sandals, loafers, or shoes that don't fit properly.
7. Cracked heels can be a medical condition, like diabetes, atopic dermatitis, etc. If your dry, cracked heels are too severe or don't improve after applying these remedies. For the above method, you should visit a dermatology medical facility to be directly examined by a doctor and do the necessary tests.