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Skin redness and darker skin side effect

2018-01-19 11:29:26
I have been using hydroquinone, tretinoin & memetasone furoate cream from last 4 years. Recently I decided to go for chemical peeling so my doctor suggested me to stop using that cream. But after stop using it my skin had become dark and I have tiny pimples on my face. I read a lot of reviews on the side effects of this cream. I already paid for 5 chemical peeling sessions, should I continue chemical peeling process? Could It abbreviate the situation? Please help me what should I do?
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Peeling will make the skin even more dry and will increase the redness. You need proper steroid withdrawl treatment. Please call me or send photos using online consult option for proper examination diagnosis and treatment advice

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