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Tiny bumps in face
Im 18 year old doing first year college. I have combination skin. I don't have pimples but I have so many tiny bumps around my pimples they are like tiny pimples they are mostly on my two cheeks. How to get rid of them?
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Undergo laser removal therapy.. otherwise few creams also available...for detailed prescription do direct online consultation by sending photos.
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Dr. H.K. Agarwal
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12 yrs exp
Delhi
Acne or pimples are hormonal problems of adolescent age group. That is a normal change in body during this age.
Use some good facewash containing BHA ( medicated facewash like Glowinn) and for pimples take antiacne medication which are safe when taken under supervision of a qualified dermatologist.
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Dietary management to avoid milk and milk products and bakery items.
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