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🦠 Understanding Ear Fungal Infections in Children (Otomycosis)

Ear fungal infections, known as otomycosis, are common in children and can cause discomfort and concern. Here's what parents need to know:

🧠 What Is Otomycosis?

Otomycosis is a fungal infection of the outer ear canal. It's more prevalent in tropical climates like Sri Lanka, especially during the monsoon and swimming seasons. The infection is typically caused by fungi such as Aspergillus and Candida.

🚨 Symptoms to Watch For

Persistent itching or pain in the ear
Redness or swelling of the ear canal
Discharge that may be white, yellow, or black
Feeling of fullness or muffled hearing
Flaky or scaly skin around the ear
Ringing in the ears (tinnitus)

🧪 Common Causes & Risk Factors

Excess moisture from swimming or bathing
Using cotton swabs or inserting objects into the ear
Skin conditions like eczema affecting the ear canal
Recent use of antibiotics or steroids
Weakened immune system due to illness or medication

🩺 Treatment Options

Consult a healthcare provider for an accurate diagnosis. Treatment may include:
Antifungal ear drops (e.g., clotrimazole, fluconazole)
Cleaning the ear canal to remove debris
Oral antifungal medications for severe cases
Pain relievers to alleviate discomfort

🛡️ Prevention Tips

Keep ears dry and clean; avoid inserting objects into the ear canal
Dry ears thoroughly after swimming or bathing
Avoid overuse of antibiotics unless prescribed
Regularly check for signs of ear infections, especially during humid seasons

📞 When to Seek Medical Attention

If your child experiences persistent ear pain, discharge, or hearing issues, consult a healthcare provider promptly. Early treatment can prevent complications and promote faster recovery.

💡 Parent Tip

Educate your child about the importance of ear hygiene and the risks of inserting objects into the ear canal. Encourage them to keep ears dry and clean to prevent infections.

24/08/2025
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Let’s Talk About Pigmentation & Melasma – What Really Works?Hi again! ☀️Pigmentation and melasma are two of the most com...
25/07/2025

Let’s Talk About Pigmentation & Melasma – What Really Works?

Hi again! ☀️
Pigmentation and melasma are two of the most common skin concerns we see in Sri Lanka — especially among women. And they can be stubborn, frustrating, and sometimes confusing to treat.

So today, let’s clear things up. 👇

🔬 What causes them?
Sun exposure ☀️, hormones (like during pregnancy 👶), and skin inflammation (like after acne) can all trigger uneven pigmentation and melasma.

🚫 What doesn’t work:
Harsh scrubs, whitening creams, or DIY remedies may actually worsen pigmentation and damage your skin barrier.

✅ What really helps:
✔️ Medical-grade skincare (with ingredients like niacinamide, azelaic acid, and retinoids)
✔️ In-clinic treatments like chemical peels, low-energy lasers, and microneedling
✔️ Consistent sun protection – SPF is your skin’s best friend!

💡 Every treatment should be tailored to your skin type, especially for darker or tanned skin which is more prone to hyperpigmentation.

📣 Have you tried treating pigmentation before? What worked — and what didn’t?
Let’s start a conversation in the comments 👇

Stay tuned for our next post on how to build a pigmentation-safe skincare routine at home!

With care,
Dr. Nuwan Kularathne
Family Physician | MBBS, MRCGP
Special Interest in Aesthetic Medicine

24/07/2025
Top 3 Skin Concerns in Sri Lanka – And What You Can Do About Them!Hello again from our skin health series! 🌿Living in su...
24/07/2025

Top 3 Skin Concerns in Sri Lanka – And What You Can Do About Them!

Hello again from our skin health series! 🌿
Living in sunny, humid Sri Lanka, our skin goes through a lot. Today, let’s explore the top 3 skin concerns I often see in clinic — and how medical aesthetic care can help.

🔸 1. Pigmentation & Melasma
Dark patches, usually on the cheeks and forehead, triggered by sun exposure, heat, and hormones.

🔸 2. Sun Damage
Years of sunlight can cause dullness, uneven tone, sunspots, and premature aging.

🔸 3. Acne & Scarring
Not just for teenagers — adult acne and post-acne scars are increasingly common due to stress, hormones, and climate.

💡 The good news? These can be treated safely with personalized care, medical-grade skincare, and modern aesthetic treatments — tailored for your skin type and concerns.

📣 Which one of these affects you the most?
Let us know in the comments — your responses will guide our next post!

Stay tuned as we next explore safe and effective treatments for pigmentation and melasma. 🌞

Warm regards,
Dr. Nuwan Kularathne
Family Physician | MBBS, MRCGP
Special Interest in Aesthetic Medicine

✨ Understanding Aesthetic Medicine – Part 2: What Does It Really Mean? ✨Hello again! 🌸Now that we’ve introduced our seri...
24/07/2025

✨ Understanding Aesthetic Medicine – Part 2: What Does It Really Mean? ✨

Hello again! 🌸
Now that we’ve introduced our series, let’s talk about what aesthetic medicine actually is — and what it’s not.

🔍 Many people think aesthetic medicine is only about “beauty” or “cosmetic changes.” But the truth is, it’s much deeper than that.

Aesthetic medicine is a branch of medical practice focused on improving skin health, boosting confidence, and treating visible skin concerns such as:
✔️ Uneven skin tone
✔️ Pigmentation and melasma
✔️ Fine lines and wrinkles
✔️ Acne and acne scars
✔️ Sun damage

These treatments are non-surgical, medically guided, and personalized — with your safety, skin type, and natural beauty in mind.

💡 Fun Fact: Aesthetic medicine combines dermatology, technology, and patient-centered care. It’s not about changing who you are — it’s about revealing your best, healthiest skin.

🌞 Living in Sri Lanka, our skin faces a lot of UV stress. That’s why understanding medical-grade skincare and safe treatments is so important.

🗣️ What do you think: Have you ever wondered if skin treatments are safe or suitable for darker/tanned skin types? Let’s discuss in the comments 👇

Next up: We’ll look at the most common skin concerns among Sri Lankans and the medical science behind treating them effectively.

Dr. Nuwan Kularathne
Family Physician, MBBS, MRCGP
Special Interest in Aesthetic Medicine

22/07/2025

Wart Removal Treatments

✨ Welcome to "Understanding Aesthetic Medicine: Your Guide to Confident Beauty" - Our New Series! ✨Hello everyone and we...
21/07/2025

✨ Welcome to "Understanding Aesthetic Medicine: Your Guide to Confident Beauty" - Our New Series! ✨

Hello everyone and welcome to our page!

We understand the desire for healthy, radiant skin. Living in beautiful Sri Lanka means enjoying our sunshine, but it can also lead to common skin concerns like pigmentation, sunspots, and uneven complexion.

This page is excited to launch a special educational series designed just for you! We're here to demystify aesthetic medicine and show you how modern, safe, and effective treatments can help you achieve that natural, radiant glow you've always dreamed of.

In this series, we'll explore:

What aesthetic medicine truly is, explained by a medical professional.

Common skin concerns we face in Sri Lanka and how to address them effectively.

The science behind popular treatments for pigmentation, rejuvenation, and anti-aging.

How to achieve beautiful, natural-looking results tailored for you.

Most importantly: Safety, medical ethics, and choosing the right expert for your unique skin journey.

Today's Question to Kick Off Our Journey:
What's one thing you'd love to improve about your skin's radiance or evenness? Share with us in the comments! 👇

Stay tuned for our first video this week, where we'll dive deeper into how you can unveil your most confident skin!

Dr. Nuwan Kularathne.
Family Physician,
MBBS, MRCGP.
Special Interest in Aesthetic Medicine.

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21/07/2025

Cutaneous leishmanisis - patient came from kurunegala

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Infected folliculitis

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