Topicals

Topicals

jnbfan2019-07-08T16:42:10.000Z
I find hydrocolloid patches to be more effective than most topicals. Medicated gels with +
Benzoyl peroxide or salicylic acid ends with a flaky and red period. Patches reduce the "ugly" side of healing. However, I really like dapsone/Aczone
tempesttides2019-06-23T20:40:50.000Z
Yes...TO Caffeine eye serum with EGCG, 100% Pure Caffeine eye cream, Strivectin SD eye concentrate
in purple and white tube. I can vouch that topicals can work. I went from moderate dark circles to zero dark circles using all 3. But, the effect is
Pookiedoll2019-06-20T20:54:22.000Z
I’ve had that happen once a month too since I’m pregnant ++
Here are some options... you can go to the derm for a cortisone injection - yes it’s safe and prob the quickest option to get rid of it. I’ve iced the
4eyes2019-05-30T10:42:05.000Z
You can try dietary changes, but it could be hormonal. Have you already tried topicals, including Rx ones? Rx Tret micro is great, but YMMV. Have y
monkeybiz2019-05-21T18:20:16.000Z
hi there. my derm told me the only way to get rid of the broken caps is thru laser. I opted to not. I have one small area on my cheek so I cover it w/
lostmymind2019-05-21T14:11:52.000Z
Rosacea sufferers? I need help covering a shiny red nose. I’m 41yo+I
And recently diagnosed with rosacea. I’m using metro gel and it’s helping some. My nose has some broken caps and it is prone to redness and shin
cgw12019-05-19T19:59:00.000Z
For those suffering from hormonal or cystic acne, did cutting out certain foods help? +++
At this point I’m at my wits end and willing to make a diet change. Whether it be no dairy, gluten free or no sugar I rather have clear skin. But I wo
4eyes2019-05-17T10:39:00.000Z
I know you say you've tried lots of things, but other than the abxs you specify I don't know+
specifically what you have tried. Have you tried BP? BCP? Rx tretinoin? Azelaic acid? Have you consulted w/a derm (or 2?) given that some actives
cclause2019-05-16T21:05:00.000Z
3rd spironolactone.... or birth control pills +
One designed to help hormonal acne. Either way see a derm. Topicals can only go so far. Plus IME that area of the chin is quite sensitive and can’t
niftypineapple9142019-05-14T13:08:00.000Z
You dont need to see a derm for a diagnosis, a PCP/GP can dot that. It may not be PD+ but if++
if it is, it clears up MUCH quicker with RX topicals. I would also cut back on the most recent skincare items - what is new since the first flare?