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Pimples & Blackheads
I'm having too many pimples and blackheads on my forehead. Earlier it was clear but i started using a costly facewash with Salicylic Acid which reacted opposite and caused me this problem. Although now i had boycotted it.
Daily the pores gets filled and a new pimple erupts and there are several tiny tiny Blackheads everywhere. They have really spoiled my face. I also have them on my cheeks but on forehead they are most visible.
They are leaving their scars and making my face like a rotten one. I use aloevera get to counter them but not very effective. Please help me to get out and rid of this problem. I'm really worried about my face. It is going worse and worse day by day.
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Dr. D.P. Jayanth
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22 yrs exp
Mysore
Please stop salicylic acid face wash- it causes irritation of skin, especially in winter. Do not use moisturisers like Elovera cream ,which make pimples worse. Consult qualified dermatologist for appropriate pimple care. Results take 1 to 3 months and need to be maintained by night gels - whenever new pimples appear. Have less sweets and only 150 ml of milk products per day. Do not pick or squeeze pimples.
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