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Large pores due to tretenion reversible
Hi.. I used tretenion 0.025 cream for 3months my skin became extremely oily and got many open which i never had..and some are little larger.. Even my parents never had so it is not genetical... I got due to excessive sebum production and products that i used are comedogenic as before tretenoin it wasn't there... Any clinical procedures will vanish them permanently... Later if we take care of our skin from not getting oiler dehydrated in long run do they come back... Is it a temporary change
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Undergo fraxel MNRF laser therapy.. otherwise few creams also available...for detailed prescription do direct online consultation by sending photos.
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You do not need any procedures, some changes in the current creams will do.
Please attach images and current cream list and consult online.
It is a simple change, once the cause is reversed, it shall go.
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consult online with images
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change face wash, sun protection.
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It’s nothing to do with genetics . You need a proper skin care regime .. lasers work best
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