Topical RX

Topical RX

Lizzy282022-02-24T21:33:44.000Z
Rosacea is a chronic skin disorder; the redness will never go away completely unless you do rop
laser treatments (YAG; Vbeam etc.). But even these laser treatments don't address the cause (nothing can cure Rosacea); just minimise the symptoms (in
4eyes2021-11-26T12:41:45.000Z
I would not recommend any plant oils. Could be perioral dermatitis. The rosehip oil could be+
irritating. That's the only product out of your lineup that I would suspect. That or maybe the toothpaste you use. Do you paint your nails and then
Lizzy282021-11-01T13:46:48.000Z
Ahh, that's probably the cause. There is a hereditary component to Lupus so that's also why her rop
dad, brother & son have the same. The redness (malar rash) is caused/worsened by sun exposure. No otc cream or such will help. Gentle, unfragranced pr
Lizzy282021-09-18T19:33:23.000Z
I found/find it slightly drying, yes. I only used it once a day; applied Metrocream, wait 30 rop
minutes and then applied an emollient moisturizer. If needed mixed with some facial oil. I have dry, sensitive Rosacean skin. A lot of topical (Rosac
4eyes2021-09-06T16:07:28.000Z
Agree w/ all comments that it sounds like perimenopause. I started getting wild hormone swings at+
46 and it didn't let up until abt 53. In my case, BCP helped the swings, but since you are already on BCP, maybe trying a different one, different do
KittySkyfish2021-09-05T21:26:45.000Z
Definitely see a new physician. I'm approaching menopause and vaginal dryness is real ++
and the pain doesn't subside with more lubrication. But there are topical products you can use that actually do help with the dryness, if you are up
4eyes2021-08-23T17:12:01.000Z
Eh, it's kinda both, cuz hormones increase oil production, which the bacteria feed on. Also+
things like benzoyl peroxide and azelaic acid help kill bacteria and reduce inflammation, so they are worth trying. Personally, I have found 2.5% BP
i_love_my_jeans2021-08-03T23:18:03.000Z
Oily, acne prone +++
AM: CeraVe Hydrating Cream to Foam cleanser Vivier Radiance serum (Vit C 8%, Arbutin, Resorcinol) ZO Skin Health Daily Power Defence Sunscreen (varies
i_love_my_jeans2021-07-31T11:27:30.000Z
Eye cream for milia prone skin? +++
My eye area (under my eye and above on my orbital bone) is very dry. My regular moisturize (CeraVe PM) isn't cutting it. I have oily/acne prone skin,
EireFille 2021-07-10T01:06:44.000Z
PBI: I'm in the States and my derm gave me samples for an Rx topical called Klaron when my cystic++
acne returned a year post-Accutane. Retin-A was deemed too strong. Klaron was a HG solution for me. I haven't checked the MUA reviews lately, but it