PanOxyl

PanOxyl

lesliesims2019-05-15T22:12:00.000Z
Cystic acne regimen SLMD skincare
My cysts seem to be calming down and skin is clearing up after a week. Similar story I got off birth control a few months ago and my previously perfec
cgw12019-05-15T21:49:00.000Z
Can someone critique my skincare routine? Anything I should add? I use+++
AM: panoxyl face wash Aczone 7.5% Elta md sunscreen Nivea (German) cream PM: DHC cleansing oil followed by panoxyl face wash Sodium sulfaceta
cgw12019-05-09T20:22:00.000Z
Anyone have experience with sodium sulfacetamide? My derm prescribed me the 10% one +++
What is it supposed to do? She prescribed it to me for Cystic acne along with spironolactone 50 mg. Differin wasn’t cutting it for me but I don’t know
staya72019-04-26T13:48:00.000Z
My 14 yr old uses a BP wash (currently panoxyl 4%), epiduo forte +
which is an rx - adapalene 0.3% + BP 2.5 %. She was on regular epiduo (adapalene 0.1% + BP 2.5%) but it wasn't as effective for her - and you can real
4eyes2019-04-25T11:57:00.000Z
it looks like acne w. a strong PIE/PIH component. The 2.5% bp is an excellent acne tx for most+
acne, but i think you need to change up your routine a little. If you feel the bp is so far ok and not causing you any issues (some people can't use
4eyes2019-04-17T10:58:00.000Z
I would not rec the LRP BP. It is 5.5% BP, which is high,plus it has an acid in it (BHA)+
and my skin found it too irritating. And the Euro ersion has no BP at all plus it's fragranced. Yuck. I would recommend a 2.5%, like Proactiv's, acne
shuffler2019-04-09T15:06:00.000Z
I've been using panoxyl/knockoff for awhile and am happy with it +
my NP recommended using that with retin a for my chin zits. I use it in the shower and my towels do get bleach stained but they're old. Otherwise noth
4eyes2019-04-07T07:26:00.000Z
You are not too old for Accutane if you want to try another round. Spironolactone might work for+
you and I didn't think I saw you list it as a tx you had tried yet? It works very well for many adult women w/acne. It does take a while to work, an
TickleyPickle2019-04-01T21:51:00.000Z
I've been wondering the same thing. Dr dray said you should use a bp+
product while using topical Clinda to reduce the chance of bacterial resistance. I am sensitive to bp but panoxyl creamy wash is ok for me.
4eyes2019-03-17T20:18:00.000Z
Probably the EASIEST thing would be to use Panoxyl creamy BP cleanser w/ 4% BP+
and glycolic acid. I would not use the 10% one. All she'd have to do would be ONE step - wash w/ this stuff, leave on for a few minutes before rinsi