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Dark spots
Was using skinlite & Sabi glow fr d past 3 months. Went fr check up. She told me stop all creams & use sunscreen & moisturizer for nxt months. It got worst in 2 weeks face was very black on the forehead. I went for a checkup as it was getting worst. Now she has prescribed me lumacip plus & kojivit cream. It's getting better now. Y this happens to my skin. How long will it take. Is she trying some trial & error methods. More than 4 years getting treatment.
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Dr. V.Srikanth Reddy
Dermatologist
10 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Skin lite and all creams which containing steroids can give only temporary fairness and prolonged use may lead to afverse effects like skin atrophy and thinning of skin. some other creams containing retinoids and other skin peelig agents which must be used cautiously .your doctor first prescribed the moisturizer and sunscreen to nullify the effect of various creams you have used and now prescribed kojivit which is hydroquinone free and is safest.Knidly follow your doctors prescription.Depending on patientskin type of skin different doctors prescribe differnt medication .
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Use broadspectrum sunscreen during day time and kojivit during night times.
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