Hi doctor, I've a acne prone skin and a doctor recommended me to use betnovate n cream as I used it my skin became bright and smooth so once I stop it it's itchy and rashy.. So I continued using it and recently I came to know about the side effects of it and immediately I stopped it but it's totally damaged and dry, itchy pimples :( plz help
I can not understand why your doctor recommended betnovate cream on facial skin. And that which is acne prone skin.
I do not prescribe betnovate ,even if steroid is required for facial skin. As it is moderately potent, it produces many side effects..atrophy,depigmentation, telangiectasia,acneiform eruptions..etc
Anyways,you have understood now and you have stopped to use betnovate cream...well.
Now, if you have acne lesions, apply clindamycine gel. And take minocycline cap 50 mg daily...till you feel better.
I hope you got my answer .
Thanks.
Dr. Ilyas Patel MD
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Hi, I can not understand why your doctor recommended betnovate cream on facial skin. And that which is acne prone skin. I do not prescribe betnovate ,even if steroid is required for facial skin. As it is moderately potent, it produces many side effects..atrophy,depigmentation, telangiectasia,acneiform eruptions..etc Anyways,you have understood now and you have stopped to use betnovate cream...well. Now, if you have acne lesions, apply clindamycine gel. And take minocycline cap 50 mg daily...till you feel better. I hope you got my answer . Thanks. Dr. Ilyas Patel MD