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Skin problems regarding pimples
I have lot of pimples and pimple marks on my face. My complexion was fair but now it's getting darker day by day. It has become way too darker when compared to the complexion of my body. Someone suggested me to use coconut oil for the pimples. Am in doubt if that has made my skin darker or the use of bb cream
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Undergo glutathione therapy.. otherwise few creams also available...for detailed prescription do direct online consultation by sending photos.
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Pimples or acne is normal at your age. Treatment depends on how many red papules or nodules you have
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please consult me privately for detailed information and treatment and how to prevent in the future
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Don't use coconut oil on pimples.
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Use mild, 5.5 ph, face wash 3 to 4 times. Consultant dermatologist
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Avoid coconut oil on pimples. Avoid touching pimples. Don't use cosmetics/home remedies.
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Acne are quite common in teenage due to hormonal fluctuations. They usually settle down by the age of 20-25 years once your hormones stabilize. Treatment should be initiated early so as to prevent scars and marks.
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In mild acne, only creams are usually required while we give oral medicines in moderate to severe acne. You can consult me directly for detailed prescription and management.
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STOP using coconut oil for pimples. Dont Squeeze Your Pimples. Dont scrub your skin. Practice sun safety- use sunscreen. Dont wear too much of make-up. Drink a lot of water. Dont stop the medication until advised to do so. Avoid oily and junk foods. DONT: Apply Toothpaste over pimples. DONT: Apply Crushed Aspirin
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