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Repeated acne breakouts in U zone of fac
I get n no. Of acne OK all over my U zone of my face in every 2 months ....and else as well 1-2 are always there ..my skin is oily , age is 32, acne are painfull..it appears as very small on all over then slowly slowly every acne becomes bigger...and pains ...lot of marks ..
Have used ISO tritinoin....it disappears then again comes back some time.
Ratino A, cetaphill for cleanser , open pores all there now, ....I want overnight result for very important occasion, please suggest something . And also them permanent result.
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Acne can be treated with facewash, tablets and creams. If you are getting recurrent acne, we also need to find the underlying cause in patients of your age. Sometimes hormonal disturbances like pcod can manifest as acne. Also weight issue which we call metabolic syndrome or insulin resistance can manifest as acne. The marks and scars can be treated with a chemical peels and fractional carbon dioxide laser after the acne breakouts stop. Oilyness and pores also respond to peels and laser. Diet and lifestyle modifications are also very important. Please contact me with detailed history in private chat for proper consult or visit a dermatologist for the same.,
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