Topicals

Topicals

JuneThird2021-05-25T15:30:34.000Z
I think at the end of the day, you have to do what feels comfortable for you ++
There doesn't seem to be a major consensus among practitioners about cosmetic/skincare ingredients in general (other than, for example, avoiding Accut
suemazrn2021-05-24T13:31:49.000Z
Sunscreen daily and retin-a if you don't already use. I also think AHA's and certain topicals r/o
that helps with hyperpigmentation are useful. Some are licorice, tranexamic acid, alpha arbutin, vitamin C, and kojic acid. If you are ok with proce
omniclean2021-05-21T21:05:44.000Z
there is a risk of granuloma formation with substances applied after++
best to wait a day before laying on the topicals. might make an exception for petrolatum since it's non-reactive but it will break out some people (l
zanderae2021-05-20T21:47:00.000Z
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ChelseyD2021-05-12T22:02:46.000Z
Topicals Faded has niacinamide, tranexamic acid, arbutin, azelaic acid, kojic acid, and licorice. It
is effective IME but it smells (it fades quickly) and the texture is strange. It's ok for nighttime use though.
spiraljetty2021-05-11T16:06:54.000Z
I would try the topicals and they can take months to see results too and not diet as still growing+
and cutting out nutritious food like dairy and wheat when kids can be picky eaters anyway sounds like a bad idea. Just a thought.
meumar2021-05-10T23:47:40.000Z
Nothing today - just some moisturizer. (My Topicals Like Butter - trying to use this up)
4eyes2021-05-10T01:01:49.000Z
it's likely hormonal. BCP may help. For topicals, looks like you haven't tried azelaic acid yet.+
Personally, I find OTC BPO to be very helpful, but no more than 2.5% in a leave-on. The dose is the key. More than 2.5% and you get irritation. Mor
SilverChez2021-05-05T11:53:45.000Z
Also strongly suggest seeing a Derm for topicals+
Triluma (retin a + HQ) has also helped some of my melasma too. It’s good if your skin can tolerate it! :-) I found a lot of my melasma faded once I
SilverChez2021-05-02T14:12:13.000Z
Have you tried less invasive measures?? ++
Longtime rosacea and melasma sufferer here. I don't know if you have mentioned it, but have you tried less invasive procedures for melasma yet? Bigges