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Hello Doctors... I had 5 months baby. I had pimples during pregnency. Now only marks are there. I hap 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 red blister comes after applying bit large amount of azobril.
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Hi there. Small red blisters after applying a generous amount of Azobril 15% indicate acute contact dermatitis and a damaged skin barrier.
Immediately discontinue Azobril and AHA-based washes until the skin settles, focusing solely on gentle hydration with your moisturizer. Daily sunscreen is mandatory to stop pigmentation from worsening; pairing UV Doux over a rich layer of Aquosoft will prevent it from drying out your skin.
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Use sunscreen daily; a broad-spectrum SPF 30â50, fragrance-free and moisturising, is suitable for dry skin, with reapplication outdoors. Apply the prescribed cream only as a thin layer to the marks, not over a large area. Red blisters suggest irritation or allergyâstop it until your dermatologist reviews it, and do not apply on broken skin. Moisturise regularly and avoid picking or scrubbing.
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Please contact the prescribing dermatologist about the blisters before restarting the cream. You may also book a consultation with me on Practo if the irritation persists or the pigmentation is spreading.
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