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I have pimple problem
Pimple problem, using 1.zero acne soap 2.Clindamycine and Nicotinamide gel
and it is not improving my skin (using from 8months) want to consult about to switch acne star soap and gel
Is there is any need to switch to acne star soap and gel Or continue with zero acne soap and Clindamycine Nicotinamide gel
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Hi, trying new medicines won't help. Consult a dermatologist.
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Consult dermatologist.
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Dr. Rupal V Rana
General Physician
21 yrs exp
Mumbai
Have you done any reports for the same ? Looks like you may have a skin infection . Too many medicines or cosmetics ( too much treatment ) can damage your skin. You are using too many products on your skin. Just use one or two products.
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Dr. Humayun
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11 yrs exp
Anantnag
Got your concern you have acne problem as you in the adolescence n it vl gt better with your age n for the time being u need to continue the same or if it's severe form of acne u need to change medicine.consult online .
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