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White Little Dry Skin Patches On Face. Will Dermadew Work ?
i ve recently started getting small patches of dry skin on my face and also my skin is not very clear.. when i scratch the patch i see the dry skin ... I ve seen a skin specialist today and he has recommended me dermadew cream... does it work??? should i apply it only on the little dry patches i have or should i apply it on the whole face.. im 21 years old my height is 5 7 and i weigh 60kgs.
Sat, 6 Aug 2011
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hello
welcome to health care magic
please try to follow your doctor advice as he has examined you physically ,,so follow him,as far as dermadew is concerned it is gud and effective.
take care
payal
welcome to health care magic
please try to follow your doctor advice as he has examined you physically ,,so follow him,as far as dermadew is concerned it is gud and effective.
take care
payal
Hello
Welcome to HealthcareMagic
You are suffering from P.alba which is white patches of dry scaly skin.
Treatment is mainly emollients which moisturise the skin.dermadew is the same. You can apply it on whole face . For best result apply after bath or washing face.
Also try to drink plenty of water , eat nutritious food and use only mild glycerine soap .
Thanks
Welcome to HealthcareMagic
You are suffering from P.alba which is white patches of dry scaly skin.
Treatment is mainly emollients which moisturise the skin.dermadew is the same. You can apply it on whole face . For best result apply after bath or washing face.
Also try to drink plenty of water , eat nutritious food and use only mild glycerine soap .
Thanks
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