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Skin Disease
Skin Disease
Your skin reflects your inner health. When something goes wrong beneath the surface — stress, hormones, digestion, or inflammation — it often shows up on the skin.
At Klinik Caring, Impian Emas, we care for both.
Our doctor provides diagnosis and treatment for common skin problems using a medical and functional medicine approach.
We combine evidence-based treatment with lifestyle and nutrition support to help your skin heal naturally and stay healthy long term.
Common Skin Conditions We Manage
We manage a wide range of skin issues for adults and children, including:- Eczema and Dermatitis – dry, itchy, inflamed skin triggered by allergies, irritants, or low skin barrier strength
- Acne – hormonal, bacterial, or stress-related breakouts that affect teens and adults
- Psoriasis – red, scaly patches linked to immune imbalance and inflammation
- Skin Infections – bacterial, fungal, or viral infections such as impetigo, ringworm, or shingles
- Allergic Rashes and Hives – reactions caused by food, chemicals, or environment
Our Approach to Skin Health
At Klinik Caring, we treat more than the surface.Our care blends medical dermatology with functional medicine principles to address both symptoms and root causes.
1. Comprehensive Medical Assessment
We start with a detailed consultation and skin examination.
Our doctor looks for possible contributing factors such as diet, stress, hormones, gut health, and daily habits that may affect your skin balance.
2. Evidence-Based Treatment
Treatment options include:
- Prescription or topical creams
- Oral medications (antihistamines, antibiotics, or anti-inflammatory drugs when needed)
- Skincare and product guidance
- Allergy or blood tests to identify triggers
3. Functional Medicine Support
Some skin problems reflect internal imbalance.
We integrate supportive measures to correct them, such as:
- Nutrition and gut health – improving digestion and reducing inflammation through dietary changes
- Micronutrient support – replenishing vitamins and minerals that help skin barrier repair
- Hormonal and metabolic balance – reviewing changes that may trigger acne or eczema
- Stress and sleep support – helping regulate cortisol and immune response naturally
4. Follow-Up and Prevention
Chronic conditions like eczema, acne, or psoriasis need consistent care.
Regular follow-ups allow us to track progress, adjust treatment, and prevent flare-ups.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How does gut health affect the skin?The gut and skin are closely connected through the immune and inflammatory systems.
When digestion is unbalanced — due to poor diet, stress, or frequent antibiotics — it may lead to inflammation that shows up as acne, eczema, or psoriasis.
Improving gut health through balanced nutrition, probiotics, and hydration often helps the skin heal faster and stay clearer.
2. Can stress make skin problems worse?
Yes. Stress raises cortisol levels, which increases oil production and slows skin repair.
It can also disturb sleep and gut balance, leading to more breakouts or itching.
Managing stress with rest, exercise, and relaxation techniques supports healthier skin.
3. How do hormones influence the skin?
Hormones control oil glands and inflammation.
Fluctuations during puberty, menstrual cycles, pregnancy, or menopause can cause acne, dryness, or rashes.
Our doctor can evaluate hormonal factors and recommend suitable treatment or lifestyle adjustments.
4. Does diet really make a difference?
Yes. Diet influences inflammation, hormones, and nutrient levels that affect skin repair.
Processed food, sugar, and excess dairy may worsen acne or eczema.
Eating more vegetables, whole grains, lean protein, and healthy fats supports both gut and skin health.
By treating the body and the skin together, we help you achieve results that last — clear, strong, and confident skin that reflects good health.