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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...

The art of caring for children's health

PEDIATRICS:

Pediatrics, a branch of medicine dedicated to comprehensive health care for children and adolescents, is one of the most noble and demanded specialties. Pediatricians are the doctors of the youngest, responsible for ensuring healthy growth and development, from birth to adolescence.

** What are the main functions of a pediatrician? The functions of a pediatrician go beyond simply treating diseases. Among his responsibilities are: * **Prevention of diseases:** Through vaccines, growth and development controls, and recommendations on healthy lifestyles.

* Diagnosis:** Early identification of diseases and disorders, both physical and emotional.

* Treatment:** Administration of appropriate medical and pharmacological treatments for each patient.

* Education:** Guidance to parents and caregivers on issues related to child health, such as food, hygiene, safety and psychosocial development.

** Academic Preparation and Graduate Profile To become a pediatrician, it is necessary to follow a rigorous academic training that includes:

* Medical career:** The fundamental basis for any medical specialty. * **Residence in Pediatrics:** A period of intensive training in a hospital, where specific knowledge and skills are acquired in childcare.

* **Subspecialty (optional):** Some pediatricians decide to delve into areas such as neonatology, pulmonary pediatrics, or pediatric oncology hematology. The profile of the ideal pediatrician combines solid medical knowledge with a great vocation for service, patience, empathy and communication skills to interact with children and their families.

**Years of study and salary aspiration

The path to becoming a pediatrician is long and requires dedication. From the beginning of the medical degree to the end of the pediatric residency, approximately 8-10 years can pass. The salary aspiration of a pediatrician varies by country, city, experience and workplace (private clinic, public hospital, etc.). In general, pediatricians often have competitive remuneration, especially those who have subspecialties or work in large medical centers.

** Why choose pediatrics?

Pediatrics is a specialty that offers great professional and personal satisfaction. The opportunity to accompany children in their growth, to contribute to their well-being and to be part of their lives is a unique privilege.

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