Dr. Apurba Giri

• MBBS ,MD, Dermatology
• 22 years experience, Skin,Hair,sex
• Best Treatment Info The skin is the body's largest single organ. The average adult has around 21 square feet of skin, with around 300 million skin cells equating to approximately 10% of their body weight. It carries out many purposes, to regulate the body's temperature, ward off infections and sense heat, cold and vibrations. As long as the surface is unbroken by cuts, abrasions or disease, and the natural secretions are not removed or contaminated, the skin is an excellent barrier.Hair follicles — A sheath inside which the hair grows ,Sebaceous glands — Produce sebum,Sweat glands — Produce perspiration