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Hello Doctors... I had 5 months baby. I had pimples during pregnency. Now only marks are there. I had pigmentation on my nose from 1 month. I consultated dermatologist. They suggested azobril 15%, aquosoft moisturizer, ahaghlow facewash and UV duox mineral sunscreen. My skin type is dry. I applied azobril cream at night once on marks and pigmentation. Should i use sunscreen. Is UV duox mineral sunscreen good for dry skin? Is all these are safe to dry skin? Small blister comes after applying little bit more azobril? Should i stop?
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Acne marks after pregnancy and new patches on the nose are very common in the months after delivery. Yes, please use sunscreen every day. Sun exposure darkens pigmentation and slows any fading. Dry skin does best with a gentle, fragrance-free routine and a good moisturiser. Pigmentation fades slowly, so give your routine a few months to show a change.
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Since a small blister came up after a thicker layer of your night cream, hold off on that cream and message your dermatologist before using it again. They can confirm whether each product suits your dry skin. Tell them if you are breastfeeding, so everything can be checked for that too.
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