Topical RX

Topical RX

4eyes2020-07-27T15:17:51.000Z
IME, nothing. The only thing that has come close for me (insanely oily) has been oral AND topical+
zinc, plus Rx tret. I get nauseous from anything over abt 20-25mg of oral zinc. I have noticed that redness reducers like brimonidine (Mirvaso) or o
4eyes2020-06-24T12:07:10.000Z
Since you have dark hair and fair skin, you really are an excellent candidate for laser hair+
removal. I personally had a bad result from IPL, but an excellent result from laser hair removal on face. Do a lot of research, go to a reputable pl
jnbfan2020-06-20T01:30:31.000Z
This is kind of a reach but does anyone know if there are studies comparing a topical only routine+
of long term actives like rx retinoids, antoxidants, acids and high ppd sunscreen versus more mediocre topical skincare used with regular non-invasive
GeekChick2020-06-16T20:33:02.000Z
I had bad acne approx from ages 13-30 ++
OTC stuff didn’t cut it, I needed RX creams. The one that worked best for me was Tazorac Cream (generic: Tazarotene). The gel version was too harsh
LizzardVanReptile2020-06-13T17:42:29.000Z
I can't take NSAIDs any longer for joint pain. I use Curcumin supplements (Turmeric) with ++
good results (helps some people, not so much others) as well as topical Voltaren gel, which just recently became available w/o an Rx.
MegE2020-05-16T01:45:19.000Z
Aw I’m so sorry! ++
I hope you have good results with your new topical. Maybe try buffering with your moisturizer applied first? Although if it’s too irritating, it may n
4eyes2020-05-15T21:57:15.000Z
Unfortunately, no topical is going to address sagging skin. Rx tret is a gold std for ageing, and+
ss use is critical, you are already using some of the best stuff out there and doing the most important things. Sorry, but if your concern is loosene
4eyes2020-05-07T02:02:25.000Z
Sorry you are going through this. Do you have any other sxs? One can have totally normal hormone+
levels but be highly sensitive, so hormone tests MAY not give you the answer. A w/in normal range that causes no acne in 99% of people may make your
kewlgal182020-05-05T23:39:04.000Z
Treating hormonal acne is YMMV, but you may want to +++
Research DIM (Estroblock). This supplement has helped me a lot with hormonal acne and PMS. I am pregnant now and not on it, but plan to resume after I
Lizzy282020-04-17T15:15:46.000Z
I don't think topicals can provide "wow" results. They can just slow down signs of aging, rop
fade hyperpigmentation, moisturize/soothe skin etc. but they can't erase wrinkles, get rid of dark circles, make pores smaller, cure Rosacea or such.