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Pores on nose👃
I have uploaded a pic of nose👃 see it it has pores. I m 29 . On my nose I have small small pores and small black hair also keep coming from that pores. Pores come because before I had pimples and only skin problem. Now since 3 years I don't have pimples problem but on my nose pores are there like very tiny hole🕳 type pores.. How to get rid of it. Any gel available and medicine tablets available to get rid of it.
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It seems like you are having Trichostasis spinulosa(TS)
TS is a very common but unrecognized disorder of pilosebaceous unit.
It may be triggered by use of topical minoxidal, topical steroids, dust, oils, ultraviolet light, heat, and irritants.
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Treatment includes emollients, hydroactive, local keratolytics, local and oral retinoids.
Repeated peeling with capryloyl salicylic acid will be very helpful.
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Avoid the trigger factors.
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Physical removal of black heads can be done.
Can use isotretinoin cream at night on alternate day. X 15 days.
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visit a dermatologist
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