The Dr Khoza blog

Real conversations about skin, hair, and confidence, guided by medical expertise and a deep understanding of African skin.

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Eczema in the summertime

Nine steps to living your best life Now that summer is here, South Africans should be aware of the sun and its effect on the skin. Those battling eczema will need to take extra precautions in hot, humid conditions to

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Beyond UV Protection

If you thought that UV protection was something you only need to worry about later in life, think again. Melanoma is the second most common form of cancer in people between the ages of 20 and 29 years old. In

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FAQ – Sunscreens

“Sun protection doesn’t need to be complicated or expensive – it needs to be consistent. Keep it simple, but do it forever!”⠀- Hillary Fogelson⠀ If you’re still not 100% sure how to protect your skin against the harsh rays of

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Dangers of Skin Lighteners

This interesting publication will explain why skin bleaching and lightening is NOT cool, the dangers of it, permanent side effects and common problems. Please click here to download. This interesting publication will explain why skin bleaching and lightening is NOT

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Top Of Form – Get It Magazine

The University of KwaZulu-Natal’s (UKZN) Specialist Dermatologist, Dr Nokubonga Khoza runs the only Immunobullous disease clinic in the province every Tuesday at Inkosi Albert Luthuli Hospital, Dermatology clinic. Read the full article here …

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Pharmacos Article

Dr Khoza was featured in the article below from www.pharmacos.co.za in their Pharmaceutical & Cosmetic Review:

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