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Face complexion becoming dark
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My face complexion has become considerably darker. I have not been exposed to sun but still my complexion is going darker.
What could be the reason? Can this be treated?
I am also having itchy scalp and have been diagnosed with saeborrhic dermititis in the past.
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You could be having melasma or post acne Hyperpigmentation due to inflammation.
Seborhheic dermatitis because of fungus, can be treated
Please fix an appointment with Practo for further evaluation
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Undergo glutathione therapy.. otherwise few creams also available...for detailed prescription do direct online consultation
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Hello dear.
You should loose some weight. Consult a nutritionist for help regarding that. It will automatically improve your facial appearance.
Wear a medicated sunscreen and stay hydrated at all times.
Chemical peels can be done to improve the texture. Botox for fine lines and wrinkles
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You can visit my clinic in Delhi
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consult me here online for a prescription
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Tab. Glo Blanc Forte: once daily after dinner for 9 months
Wash face with E Clat face wash twice daily
Daytime: apply Solreva XL sunscreen three times at daytime
Night: Glo Blanc multiactive spot reducing serum for 5 months
Above medicines are not available at any pharmacy as they come under the category of Cosmetic Dermatology
Please contact: six two nine one seven six seven two zero eight for medicines delivery
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Your complexion will become clearer in 4 to 7 months
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Dr. Mamta Shah
Cosmetologist
8 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Hello,
What I can see there are lot of moles, melasmic patches, blackheads, dark circles, uneven skin tone, everything is making your skin look dull and aged and ofcourse dark as you mentioned!!
And every point I have mentioned have different treatment but it should be started by following basic skin regime which would help in overall skin rejuvenation
Seborrheic dermatitis is all together different entity which needs further work up and treatment
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Consult me via practo pro to know about treatment options and skincare routine which you can start at least at home
Health Tips
- Avoid sun exposure and wear your SPF even when indoors because these are signs of photageing and even staying indoors won't stop this process
- You can follow double cleansing as I can see lot of blackheads and acne scars which is suggestive of acne prone akin
- Try to take a healthy diet and lot of hydration as it seems like your skin is dehydrated as well
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Dr. Vaishali Kanthi
Dermatologist
24 yrs exp
Mumbai
Yes, there is an aging process on. Perhaps you had acne in past.
Well please consult online. There are plenty things that we can do to help you improve your skin.
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