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Acne/redness
Hi...I am 25 years old. I am facing acne and it's redness marks problem. My skin type is oily. I consulted Dr and gave me cream and tablets also he did peeling treatment. After that my face became clear but now again I m facing same problem. for skin dryness I am using oriflamme oily skin cleaner and tonner also I am using oriflamme dark spot remover night cream but I its not so effective. Please advice me properly what should I do to get rid of acne/ redness of acne mark. Thank you!!
Acne is a chronic condition and can be effectively kept under ' control'. It occurs due to blockage of oil glands in the skin and is under hormonal influence. Certain factors which aggravate pimples are hormonal imbalances, stress, oil based occlusive cosmetics and food items like milk and other dairy products. Pimples leave behind spots and & scars if you fiddle with them. You can visit www.eternisclinic.com for information regarding skin care tips for acne prone skin.
Next Steps
Stop using oriflame products as they are probably not suiting your skin. Visit a dermatologist for treatment of acne/ acne scars.
Health Tips
Do not stop treatment on your own as soon as you see an improvement. Use gel based sunscreen of minimum SPF 30 daily.
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Please consult a dermatologist to help you deal with these issues long term , which can be definitely achieved . In the mean time; don't use a toner and use a sunscreen since you seem to have pigmentation issues as well. For more information on this visit www.skinhairsurgery.com
Dr pradeep kumari
pune
Skin & Surgery International
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