Topicals

Topicals

Uniquorn2023-12-03T01:31:13.000Z
I have had hair thinning due to thyroid and other autoimmune/medical conditions and I've r/o
tried a lot of things (thousands of dollars in supplements and topical products) that did nothing to help with thinning. Even thyroid medications did
Seattlemama2023-12-01T21:59:46.000Z
If it's a cyst, topicals don't really help and it would need antibiotics (doxycycline). You could++
try Azelaic Acid and see if that helps but I would see if his pediatrician could prescribe antibiotics. It can take months to get in to a derm as a ne
Swtmig2023-11-06T21:50:23.000Z
Are those two separate topicals?
BirdNird2023-11-06T21:32:13.000Z
I'm guessing other topicals before retinoid. I would run all her current products through +
something like cosdna (including hair products) to make sure nothing is too clogging. Then try a topical bp or SA or both.
poptartfever2023-10-10T18:53:07.000Z
Favorite glowing primer for dry skin? +
The prescription topicals the dermatologist has given me for my rosacea are really helping with flushing and redness but they've also made my skin not
FaceofFire2023-10-04T16:15:26.000Z
Using a harsh soap won't help and may make things worse. I also have oily skin and some things+
that have helped: 1. accutane (usually only rx'd where acne is concerned, but depending on how oily you are, a dr. could rx you a low dose - this is
DustyDusty2023-09-21T18:19:58.000Z
Give time to try all the Dr. gave him and make sure he's not +
overdoing the topicals. I joined the more is better club at 14 and used tret 3x daily from the derm to stop the acne now. Acne can take time to co