Topicals

Topicals

4eyes2019-08-16T13:32:39.000Z
What medication was it? You are no longer on it, right? How long ago did you stop it?+
If it was a med that affected hormones, and you have stopped taking it just recently, it may take 3-6 months for your skin to get back to normal on it
KathyMW2019-08-15T21:26:14.000Z
Has she only tried OTC topicals, no topicals prescribed by derm at this point?
chloeobrian2019-08-14T17:46:12.000Z
question about dr.s and accutane - rop
my daughter who is 20 - recently started having acne - I can't say it's deep -but there's alot of it. I made an appt for her at the derm and he presc
Seattlemama2019-08-13T13:50:42.000Z
Topicals don’t help w/ systemic inflammation but quality probiotics do, as well as NSAIDS++
like Aleve + ibuprofen. There are also anti-inflammation diets (no wheat/sugar/dairy/refined foods). If the inflammation is caused by infection, antib
LizzardVanReptile2019-08-01T15:26:05.000Z
Many many topicals. They do absolutely nothing. I suspect it's nerve related deeper in.
alchemy2019-08-01T14:36:47.000Z
LVR, even though it seems farfetched, I presume he's tried topicals?+++
I realize the sensation is likely coming from what's going on internally, but maybe not? With the one and only case of hives I had this year, the only
KittySkyfish2019-07-24T19:36:38.000Z
You are my skin twin. :) That's melasma. ++
I'm 48 and I've had melasma since my mid-30s. I have done Every.Single.Topical that has ever been made. Tretinoin, sunscreens-all types, Obagi, niac
MegE2019-07-16T00:41:44.000Z
Sorry to hear, but your Derm sounds good ++
And that's one of the important things. I also can sympathize with insurance and the costs! I recently went through a long bout of PD... I had it for
claud92019-07-15T17:20:44.000Z
Could I get recs on what I should add to my nighttime skincare routine? I’m 30 with very dry skin ++
Right now it’s super simple I just use tatcha oil cleanser to remove my makeup and wash my face then I use DE Lala whipped for moisturizer and Dr. Bra
4eyes2019-07-09T15:16:51.000Z
If you have rosacea, it is a chronic condition that to date, cannot be gotten rid of entirely+
especially if your "rosacea patches" are actually telangactasia matting (patches of tiny broken caps). If that's what they are, no topicals will get