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Dermatology: The art of purifying yourself through the skin

Among scientific specialties, dermatology is the one that closest to the precepts and techniques of cosmetological aesthetics. This is in charge of the study of the structure and functions of the skin and purifying the skin, in addition to treating the diseases pharmacologically. Dermatologists are doctors who, after completing the degree, which has an average duration of 4 years, specialize in dermatology and become suitable in diagnosing, preventing and indicating the most appropriate treatment. Skin diseases are sometimes isolated as vitiligo, however, on other occasions they are externalizations of internal ailments, as occurs in skin cancer and other conditions. In addition to knowing about infectious diseases, they must have knowledge of immunology, neurology, rheumatology and endocrinology. Cosmetic dermatology: It is a subspecialty of this branch of health that uses various techniques of cosmetics and appliances to treat scars left by acne using the laser, application of...
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GENERAL MEDICINE

**The first contact with health

General medicine, also known as family medicine or primary care, is the first level of medical care. It is a specialty that is in charge of the comprehensive health of the individual and his family, addressing a wide range of diseases and medical conditions throughout all stages of life.

** Academic training and graduate profile To become a general practitioner, you need to pursue a university degree in medicine. This training, which usually lasts between 6 and 7 years, provides the student with a solid foundation in basic sciences such as anatomy, physiology, biochemistry and pathology, as well as in the main clinical areas: internal medicine, pediatrics, gynecology, surgery, etc.

Once the degree is over, general practitioners usually carry out a medical residency in Family Medicine to delve into the specific knowledge and skills of this specialty. During the residency, the doctors in training gain experience in the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of a wide variety of diseases, as well as in the promotion of health and health education. The profile of the general practitioner is characterized by being highly versatile and capable of meeting the health needs of patients of all ages and with various pathologies. In addition to his medical knowledge, a good general practitioner must have communication, empathic and leadership skills to establish a relationship of trust with his patients and coordinate his care with other health professionals.

** Years of study and salary aspiration As mentioned above, the training of a general practitioner requires a minimum of 6 years of university studies, to which the years of medical residency are added. Total training time may vary by country and health system. The salary aspiration of a general practitioner can vary considerably depending on various factors, such as the country, the city, the experience, the workplace (private clinic, public hospital, etc.) and the demand for professionals in the area. In general, general practitioners often have competitive remuneration compared to other professions.

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