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Glambak gel is safe for long-term or not
Hii sir / mam...
I have post acne pigmentation on cheeks forehead and on chin. My doctor suggested glambak gel . I m using this since one month. Dark spots getting reduced to some extent and as well as my skin tone also improving ( un even skin tone)..
My doubt is shall I use this cream long-term to maintain even skintone.
Or
If I stop using using this cream skin goes black or not..?
I use sunscreen regularly
PLZZ reply..
PLZZ help me out in this..
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Yes you can continue using it. But reduce the frequency gradually and stop using after 4-5 months so that your skin doesn't get dependent.
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Contents were comparitively safe.. for detailed information do direct online consultation
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Dr. Vivasvat Bakaya
Cosmetic Dermatovenereologist
6 yrs exp
Dehradun
Since you are using a non-steroidal based cream, so it can be safely used on a long term basis. But do continue using your sunscreen, 3 times a day, whether you are going out or staying indoors.
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