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Pimples In Underarms, After Hair Removal. Used Fucicort Cream, Differin Gel. What Is The Best Solution?
I always use braun machine to remove unwanted hair in my armpit and arm (the part below the elbow). So every thing is fine. One time and for the first time I used this machine to remove unwanted hair in my arm ( the part above the elbow). After 3 days I noticed that there were a lot of red pimples appeared. After 1 week I went to the pharmacy. I bought
fucicort cream leo. I used it for 10 days approximately but nothing changed. Next, I used DIFFERIN gel with obagi product (clear) for 1 month. I saw amazing result but still there light brown pimple scars. Then I stopped using these.
The question is how and what is the best way to remove these scars?
Regards,
Eman
fucicort cream leo. I used it for 10 days approximately but nothing changed. Next, I used DIFFERIN gel with obagi product (clear) for 1 month. I saw amazing result but still there light brown pimple scars. Then I stopped using these.
The question is how and what is the best way to remove these scars?
Regards,
Eman
Thu, 24 Oct 2013
oily skin and applying oily medicine can cause pimples
keep skin dry nd airy
no oily creams ointmens oils
use short course of minocycline to get infection go
use clindamycin gel bd and tretinoic acid gel night
switch light off after tretinoic acid gel as it react with light
keep skin dry nd airy
no oily creams ointmens oils
use short course of minocycline to get infection go
use clindamycin gel bd and tretinoic acid gel night
switch light off after tretinoic acid gel as it react with light
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