Topicals

Topicals

Gibby812020-04-15T03:21:52.000Z
Super deep horizontal crease
between my eyebrows. Any topicals that would help lessen the crease? I have contemplated Botox to smooth it out but don’t want to spend hundreds of do
stanton2020-04-06T19:50:42.000Z
I'm not sure they do anymore, I know they used to prescribe spiro. The other telederm place
formerly called 'YoDerm' but I think rebranded into Apostrophe does both topicals and oral Rx. I personally use Curology and have not used the other
rayoflight2020-03-24T21:15:59.000Z
Texture issue and breakouts/clogged pores that just show up out of the +
blue are often signs of irritation (if it’s genetic or comes from general health then same changes occurs all over skin and scalp, if the reactions ar
vanillafuzz2020-03-05T20:34:20.000Z
If they are really deep probably filler is your best bet+
You can try topicals to see if that makes a difference like a glycolic acid serum or retinol
omniclean2020-02-28T14:38:22.000Z
compared to tretinoin/taz and high ppd sunscreens most topicals are inconsequential in the long run+
i would make exceptions for people who have particular issues like rosacea, general sensitivities, acne, pigmentation problems, atrophic scars, exces
ziggymama2020-02-26T00:07:18.000Z
Just like most topicals, HA is a temporary fix. I don't know why everyone thinks it "adds" ++
moisture; only water adds moisture--EXTERNALLY applied, it's an old wives' tale that drinking water hydrates the skin. Once you transport the water, y
KittySkyfish2020-02-23T00:55:57.000Z
I've never heard about it until now. Very interesting type of non ablative laser +
which holds a distinction for being faster than a YAG laser, lessening adverse effects. Does your derm have you on any topicals to prevent hyperpigme
mariadd2020-02-12T02:54:50.000Z
3rd, i started massaging hair strongly with a silicon brush back in December r/o
my new growth looks denser, and my hairline is less visible. I never got this much difference with all the topicals.
Laurajh2020-02-10T05:23:13.000Z
I used Clindamycin for 10(?) yrs- at age 28 my horomnal acne went crazy. I stopped+
using it (still using Retin A). I was clear until 38...same thing...cystic jawline acne. I started using PC BHA 2% and haven’t used any other topic
4eyes2020-02-05T14:49:30.000Z
No harm is being super cautious. Accutane def. affects eyes and can cause dry eye. Of course+
just because there is not yet sufficient research proving that topical retinoids cause dry eye does not necessarily mean that it doesn't cause dry eye