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Apply cold bath on face.. Need face clean up mnthly..from parlour... Calosoft cream for local application twice a day..

You can consult online for further mangement.

Looks like mild acne with some marks  nothing serious, don’t worry 😊 I can help you clear this with a simple routine tailored to your skin type. If you’re okay, we can do a quick consult and I’ll guide you step by step.

do consult for better management

Consult superspecialist like dermatologist

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Hi Kindly do consult to me on practo aap so that you get the right treatment

Do consult

BOOK A CONSULTATION WITH ME ON PRACTO APP I NEED SOME MORE HISTORY FROM YOUR SIDE TO GIVE YOU BETTER TREATMENT PLAN AND ADVICE .....

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Good evening As per what history you have given, and the pictures that you have sent, it looks like acne marks on your face and face dullness is there . You would need a proper consultation, even video consultation would be still alright too know more about your condition. Kindly book appointment to get detailed prescription and answers to your issues related to your face

Use Lycor cream for acne marks Any sunscreen gel based with SPF 50+ will do good for dry acne prone skin.

Kindly do connect and consult

Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment

Apply evion cream Use scrub weekly once to remove dead cells

Morning: -Gentle face wash (Cetaphil / Simple / CeraVe) -Light moisturizer for dry acne-prone skin -Sunscreen SPF 50 daily (Acne UV Gel / Re’equil / La Shield) Night: -Wash face gently -Apply Adapalene 0.1% gel pea-sized amount over acne area on alternate nights initially -Use moisturizer after application if dryness occurs For acne marks/open pores: -Niacinamide 5% serum can help gradually -Avoid squeezing pimples or using harsh scrubs/home remedies

Use cetaphil

Dermatologist