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Topgraf 0.1 for facial erythema
I have been using Topgraf 0.1for facial erythema on prescription of a dermatologist. It helps me very well in controlling the problem. I use it once on alternate days during night time on affected areas.
Can I use topgraf 0.03 instead, as it is lighter in composition to 0.1? I use it on alternate days only, once during night time. Many thanks in advance for your reply. Best regards.
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Treatment depends on the diagnosis.... for detailed information do direct online consultation by sending photos
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Yes you can but I don't know the exact disease for which you are using
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please consult me privately for pictures
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Dr. Niraj Jain
Cosmetologist
13 yrs exp
Kolkata
Yaaa u can, but don't continue for long
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Dr. Dipty Agrawal
Dermatologist
11 yrs exp
Aurangabad
Hello
Since how long are you are you using topgraf.
It's an immunosuppresent drugwhich helps to reduce erythema.
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you can definitely use lower percentage of this ointment if ur erythema has reduced
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