PanOxyl

PanOxyl

4eyes2021-05-12T15:36:32.000Z
Cetaphil won't do anything for acne.* Walgreen's makes an excellent and inexpensive Proactiv+
dupe acne kit w/ a BP scrub, which I usually toss because I don't like scrubs, a very nice and gentle glycolic toner, and my HG 2.5% gentle, non-dryin
Elisy2021-05-11T00:43:17.000Z
Thank you, the Panoxyl had benzoyl peroxide, maybe I should try a cream vs the pads?
Elisy2021-05-09T20:27:09.000Z
Please help! Teenage daughter has acne, please r/o for what I've tried so far
ProActiv Sulfur ointment Effaclar cleanser and moisturizer PanOxyl pads The Ordinary Niacinamide, Salycyclic Acid Mask She has sensitive skin a
4eyes2021-05-08T20:37:01.000Z
If female, peri is notorious for causing wild hormone swings. Regardless of sex, have you tried:+
1. Rx tret (can be any sex) 2. low dose BCP (if female), 3. spironolactone oral rx (if female), 3. OTC low dose BPO topical (2.5-5% max, if you ca
4eyes2021-04-12T13:54:35.000Z
For breakouts, nothing is a long term fix. It's often a chronic condition that will require+
chronic tx. If clindamycin worked well for you, then something you can use long term that works in a similar fashion (antibacterial and anti-inflamma
rayoflight2021-04-10T07:50:21.000Z
After the skin has healed +++
Something like this can help facilitate healing the situation at hand and maybe reduce the urge to touch future zits: https://www.amazon.com/Mighty-P
4eyes2021-04-01T21:53:17.000Z
YMMV, but Soolantra alone never helped me. I agree that if you need some immediate relief+
you could add in another tx - could be low dose doxy (you can just use 20 mg generic doxy 2x/day, which is cheaper than Oracea), or it could be 2.5% B
4eyes2021-03-23T16:00:15.000Z
Clindamycin alone is not recommended. Bacterial resistance can develop. Bacterial resistance+
does not develop w/ benzoyl peroxide. I agree w/ the suggestions below re: BHA and BP. Also, Differin will make cause a purge before it gets better,
4eyes2021-03-12T03:13:40.000Z
I'd use a BP 4% wash (Panoxyl), and apply antibiotic and cortisone ointment. Don't use the+
cortisone longer than abt 7 days. Acne patches can help too. It will take time - those will not go away in a few days. Which neutrogena BP did you
citrinemalachite2021-02-08T20:46:13.000Z
I may need to try that one! I do already have the Panoxyl 4% creamy wash which i guess is really
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