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    Gordon Ramsay reveals skin cancer diagnosis and surgery details: What you need to know about basal cell carcinoma

    Gordon Ramsay has disclosed he underwent surgery to remove basal cell carcinoma, a common form of skin cancer, from beneath his left ear. The 58-year-old chef shared photos of his recovery and used the post to thank doctors and remind fans about sunscreen. Basal cell carcinoma is linked to long-term sun exposure and can cause serious damage if left untreated, though it rarely spreads. Ramsay’s announcement has prompted support from family, friends and health organisations, while drawing attention to sun safety.

    NYT Strands Hints, August 23: Theme, Spangram answers and tricks revealed to solve today’s easy puzzle #538

    The New York Times launched Strands to diversify its digital puzzle lineup. Its rise follows the success of Wordle and Connections. Strands is carving its own niche by appealing to players who enjoy broader thematic puzzles.

    AIIMS skin doctor explains the right way to use ice on your face for a glowing look

    Facial icing, a trending skincare hack, offers temporary benefits like reduced puffiness and a refreshed appearance, but AIIMS-trained dermatologist Dr. Aanchal Panth advises caution. While it can calm inflammation, it's not suitable for everyone, especially those with sensitive skin or rosacea. Read on to know the right way to use ice on face.

    10 Best Rakhi Gifts: Perfect Presents to Show your Love and Appreciation (2025)

    Raksha Bandhan is a celebration of the timeless bond between brothers and sisters, and finding the perfect gift can make the occasion even more special. This list of the best Rakhi gifts is a curated collection of thoughtful, unique, and heartwarming gift ideas that cater to every personality and preference. From personalized keepsakes and stylish accessories to self-care hampers, tech gadgets, and traditional sweets, this list offers a variety of options to help you express your love and appreciation.

    Best Rakhi gifts for sister under 2000 to celebrate your bond beautifully

    Want to buy an awesome Rakhi gift for your sister that doesn't cost more than 2000? This curated selection brings together unique, thoughtful, and stylish finds that pair with her character. Finding an affordable gift that conveys our love with the great spirit of Raksha Bandhan is possible! Be it a younger sibling or older sister, there are some great, affordable stores catering to gifts for the occasion. These are accessible and affordable gifts, including beauty kits, personalised items, that are a meaningful reminder of your love and warmth around the occasion of Rakhi.

    Is Your Sunscreen Harmful? How to Spot Toxic Ingredients and Safer Alternatives to Use

    Not all sunscreens are safe for your skin—or the planet. Some contain harmful chemicals that can cause irritation, disrupt hormones, or even harm the environment. Read on to learn how to spot toxic ingredients like oxybenzone and parabens in your sunscreen, and explain why they’re worth avoiding. Also, discover safer, skin-friendly sunscreen alternatives to protect your skin—whether you're heading outdoors or going about your daily routine.

    • Monsoon Must-Haves - A Skincare Routine that actually works in Humid Weather

      Struggling with sticky, oily or irritated skin during the rainy season? Our Monsoon 2025 skincare guide breaks down an effective routine tailored for humid Indian weather. From lightweight cleansers to non-comedogenic moisturizers, discover dermatologist-backed skincare product recommendations to keep your skin fresh, healthy, and breakout-free all season long.

      Top 8 Face Washes for Monsoon 2025 – Best Picks for Oily and Acne-Prone Skin

      During the monsoon season, excess humidity and sweat can lead to clogged pores, acne and oily skin. We’ve curated the 8 best face wash options for Monsoon 2025 that effectively control sebum, reduce acne and leave your skin feeling clean and refreshed. These trusted brands are perfect for oily and acne-prone skin types. If you’re battling breakouts or want a deep-cleansing formula, these face washes are designed to handle the challenges of monsoon skincare.

      India's skincare and cosmetics imports surge: Global brands capitalize on growing demand

      India's beauty market is booming, with imports of skincare and cosmetics surging to $171.9 million in FY25, driven by increased awareness and demand for premium international brands. Lip makeup and face creams lead the import categories, with China and South Korea being major suppliers.

      ET Business Excellence & Innovation Summit 2025: A power-packed evening of ideas, impact, and inspiration

      The HDFC Bank ET Business Excellence & Innovation Summit 2025, powered by Havendaxa, convened industry leaders to discuss innovation, digital transformation, and the future of various sectors. Discussions ranged from automotive disruption to the beauty boom and fractional ownership in real estate. The summit concluded with an awards ceremony recognizing outstanding achievements across diverse fields, celebrating visionaries and innovators.

      Record 1.29 million beauty treatments in India: Call for stricter regulations amid safety concerns

      India's cosmetic treatment boom, reaching 1.29 million procedures in 2024, raises safety concerns. Experts are urging for stricter regulations due to rising incidents and unregulated practices. The surge, fueled by social media and anti-aging trends, necessitates oversight to protect consumers from unqualified practitioners and potentially harmful procedures, including Botox and vampire facelifts.

      Dhaval Bhanusali: The Indian-origin doctor behind Hailey Bieber's billion dollar beauty play

      Bhanusali, well known and celebrated in dermatology circles and a sought-after practitioner, says there's an "Indian boom" unfolding in the global beauty market. Commonly used Indian ingredients are finding their way into skincare potions lining department store shelves everywhere. "Amla and haldi may be ordinary kitchen essentials on Indian shelves that often double up for skin care routine, but that's exactly what is separating the country from western world when it comes to the global beauty market and its 'discovery' of natural ingredients," said Bhanusali.

      Adah Sharma swears by multani mitti baths to get rid of stubborn acne. Take a look at this old but gold solution to acne scars

      Actress Adah Sharma revealed her successful battle against cystic acne using a natural approach. She relied on multani mitti, applying it generously across her entire body for a month. This traditional remedy, known for its oil-absorbing and anti-inflammatory properties, helped her achieve a complete turnaround in her skin condition, highlighting the effectiveness of age-old skincare practices.

      From pimples to peptides: How Gen Z turned the dermatologist into a beauty guru

      Urban India witnesses a surge in dermatology clinic visits, driven by teenagers and young adults seeking solutions for everyday skin concerns beyond chronic conditions. Social media influence and access to information fuel this trend, with consumers actively choosing science-backed skincare. This shift reflects a broader movement towards evidence-based self-care, impacting the skincare market and prompting early dermatologist visits.

      L'Oreal buys British skincare brand Medik8

      L'Oreal is set to acquire Medik8, a British skincare brand. The deal with Inflexion, Medik8's owner, will boost L'Oreal's dermatological skincare offerings. Medik8 specializes in anti-aging products. This acquisition will allow Medik8 to expand globally. L'Oreal's dermatological beauty division has seen rapid growth. The company is pursuing acquisitions to revive growth. They acquired Dr.G in December.

      Be Clinical raises Rs 2 crore seed round led by Titan Capital

      The funding will enable Be Clinical to internalise manufacturing, enhance operational efficiency, and expand its portfolio of clinically validated solutions focused on skin longevity, targeting the growing demand from Gen Z and Millennial consumers.

      Best Nivea moisturizers for different skin types and needs

      Explore the best Nivea moisturizers designed to cater to different skin types and specific needs. This guide highlights the best options for dry, oily, sensitive, and combination skin, offering daily hydration, anti-ageing, and intensive care solutions. Whether you're looking for lightweight formulas, rich creams, or targeted treatments, Nivea has a moisturizer that will leave your skin soft, smooth, and well-protected, ensuring optimal skincare for every individual.

      Why self-medicating without consulting a dermatologist is a bad idea

      The pursuit of flawless skin through unguided skincare practices, influenced by social media and beauty trends, can result in adverse reactions. Seeking professional advice before experimenting with potent products is crucial to prevent skin damage and maintain skin health.

      L'Oreal expands operations in India, enters dermocosmetic market

      L'Oreal India Managing Director Aseem Kaushik said the entry is significant for India where the ratio of dermatologists to consumers is one of the lowest in the world (0.7 dermatologists for every 1,000 people). "We believe everyone deserves access to expert dermatological care and effective skincare solutions. Skin health is the foundation of beauty and with LDB we aim to deliver on our promise to both Indian dermatologists and patients," he said.

      Torrent Pharma to acquire Sequoia-backed Curatio Health for ₹2,000 cr

      Curatio's portfolio consists of over 50 brands, including Tedibar, Atogla, Spoo, B4 Nappi, and Permite, which are ranked among the top five brands in their covered market. Dermatology accounts for 82% of Curatio's revenue. Within dermatology, cosmetic dermatology is a leading contributor. Its top 10 brands account for 75% of total revenue.

      Torrent Pharmaceuticals to acquire 100% of Curatio Healthcare for Rs 2,000 crores

      Skincare product maker- Curatio has a strong presence in the cosmetic dermatology segment with a portfolio of over 50 brands, marketed in India. Curatio’s portfolio consists of leading brands such as Tedibar, Atogla, Spoo, B4 Nappi, and Permite, which are ranked amongst top 5 brands in their covered market.

      IPO-bound Nykaa buys skincare company Dot & Key

      This deal further plays into the consolidation that the industry is seeing with well-funded high growth brands acquiring smaller niche companies to fill product gaps. "Following this investment by Nykaa, Dot & Key will join Nykaa's stable of owned brands," the company said in a release.

      IPO-bound Nykaa acquires D2C skincare brand Dot & Key

      “Dot & Key will join Nykaa’s stable of owned brands,” India’s biggest etailer of cosmetics says. The acquisition comes days ahead of the Nykaa IPO that’s likely to launch on October 28 to raise as much as Rs 5,200 crore.

      Sun Pharmaceutical, Dr Reddy's Labs, JB Pharmaceuticals, Torrent Pharma and Piramal Pharma eye Oaknet Healthcare

      Another mid-sized pharma firm, La Renon, backed by Sequoia Capital and A91 Partners is also keen on buying out Oaknet. Binding bids will be submitted by this month and the deal is likely to be signed by May 2021, sources said.

      Harsh Goenka-led RPG Group to enter skin care segment

      The new cosmetology segment is expected to be rolled out this December either through a joint venture or direct import from a global firm.

      Book on modern cosmetic dermatology by L'oreal

      L'oreal has collaborated with Indian dermatologists for a book that aims to shed light on modern cosmetic dermatology & define preventive measures for protection of hair and skin.

      British drugs firm GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) said Monday it will buy Stiefel Laboratories, US maker of anti-itching creams, acne treatments and other skincare products, for as much as $3.6 billion.

      Drug-maker Dr Reddy’s Laboratories (DRL) is now eyeing brand acquisitions in the US rather than buying firms to strengthen its dermatology business.

      The skincare segment in the US has caught the fancy of Indian drug makers who are looking at the inorganic route to consolidate their presence in this fast growing segment.

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