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Sin under eyes get red and dry
I have been usin tertin 0.025 (for milia and acne)about a week..after 2 days of it application ..my skin under skin get dry and red..whenever i used to apply moisturiser my skin get burned in that area..
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Avoid it temporarily..use dermadew aloe cream twice daily, along with the following medicine.... Please send photos of the affected part for accurate diagnosis and treatment.. Consult on private chat or meet me in my clinic for detailed information and prescription.
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Yiu should not use tretin under the eyes, it causes severe irritation on this skin. Dark circles are a common problem but the cause for its occurrence has to be determined. Most of the times, it's genetic that is it runs in the family. But inadequate sleep, nutritional deficiency or working on laptop for long hours can also cause this. Please get your hemoglobin checked. Creams can be tried, which are specially made for treating pigmentation on this area. Chemical peels are also another option. Please use a sunscreen. You can call me or contact me through online consult option for detailed prescription and all other precaution to be taken.,
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