Topicals

Topicals

figtree232024-10-28T20:37:39.000Z
Sorry I kind of wrote a lot. I would recommend going to the dermatologist +
Hormonal breakouts can be reduced a lot with topical skincare so you can always start there, but a lot of people end up needing oral medication (accut
MegE2024-10-14T15:23:57.000Z
I'm sorry to hear! :( ++
Last time I had PD, I ended up seeing 4 Derms/PAs and had a total of 8 appointments. I was getting misdiagnosed as SD or other differential diagnosis,
MegE2024-10-14T15:12:43.000Z
Thanks everyone! My new derm appt went great! ++
He agreed it was classic PD and said he doesn't mess with topicals and just prescribes Doxy 100mg/twice per day. So thankful I didn't have to go down
MegE2024-10-03T21:06:14.000Z
My PD is back...and I just made a dermatology appt with a new Derm...wish me luck, lol!++
My perioral dermatitis is back after being clear for 6 years. This flare up was caused by a new foundations I was testing over the summer. This rash h
KimD5772024-09-19T19:00:40.000Z
Update from my derm appt…azelaic acid/spirno/clindamycin/ perfect derma peel
I’m 51 w reactive sensitive dry skin w occasional breakouts. about 10 yrs ago I tried a low dose course of accutane. It stopped my breakouts temp but
KimD5772024-09-12T15:47:50.000Z
51 and seeing a derm-questions
Hi I’m sensitive reactive and clog acne prone I’ve been in spirno 50 mg since Jan I’m still getting small breakouts fairly regularly I haven’