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Suggest Me Medication For Pimple And After Marks With Oily Skin.

sir, mine is an oily skin (sensitive too). Am suffering badly with pimples n pimple marks moreover most of the creams tends to make pimples on my skin.so i cannot make use of the products blindly,so plz help me to get the best product suitable to the skin.if so i will be so grateful to u....
Mon, 14 Apr 2014
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Hello and welcome to healthcaremagic

Management of acne requires diligence as well patience both the part of the patient and doctor.

General measures:

-Use a mild cleanser like cetaphil twice daily
-Avoid all the regular use creams, moisturizers, sunscreens that you may be using for the time being till you are on anti-acne treatment.
-Avoid taking facials.
-Avoid picking your acne.
-Use an Anti-dandruff shampoo since acne is worsened by dandruff.

Specific Anti-acne treatment:

-Oral Antibiotics: For inflammatory acne(papules and pustules) i advice my patients to start with one of the oral antibiotics leither Azithromycin/ Doxycycline OR Minocycline.

-Topical treatment: Is a valuable adjunct to any form of acne treatment. Mainly two classes of drugs are used topically

Topical Antibacterials: Dermatologists around the world prescribe topical gels/creams containing topical antibiotics like either clindamycin 1%/ benzoyl peroxide 2.5% OR Nadifloxacin during the day time.

Topical Retinoids: Either Adapalene 0.1%/ Tretinoin 0.025% OR Azaleic acid (10%/20%) at bed time.

Topical treatment regimen especially the one which includes one of the retinoids that i mentioned above also helps to gradually fade away the black spots (post acne hyperpigmentation)(PAH).

take care
regards
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Suggest Me Medication For Pimple And After Marks With Oily Skin.

Hello and welcome to healthcaremagic Management of acne requires diligence as well patience both the part of the patient and doctor. General measures: -Use a mild cleanser like cetaphil twice daily -Avoid all the regular use creams, moisturizers, sunscreens that you may be using for the time being till you are on anti-acne treatment. -Avoid taking facials. -Avoid picking your acne. -Use an Anti-dandruff shampoo since acne is worsened by dandruff. Specific Anti-acne treatment: -Oral Antibiotics: For inflammatory acne(papules and pustules) i advice my patients to start with one of the oral antibiotics leither Azithromycin/ Doxycycline OR Minocycline. -Topical treatment: Is a valuable adjunct to any form of acne treatment. Mainly two classes of drugs are used topically Topical Antibacterials: Dermatologists around the world prescribe topical gels/creams containing topical antibiotics like either clindamycin 1%/ benzoyl peroxide 2.5% OR Nadifloxacin during the day time. Topical Retinoids: Either Adapalene 0.1%/ Tretinoin 0.025% OR Azaleic acid (10%/20%) at bed time. Topical treatment regimen especially the one which includes one of the retinoids that i mentioned above also helps to gradually fade away the black spots (post acne hyperpigmentation)(PAH). take care regards