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Suggest Treatment For Pimples In Chin Area

Hi its H-abc I am a girl and 25 years old. From 2 months i am having alot of pimples (acne) on my chin area n sides of chin. I don t understand why its happening and what treatment should i use. Please suggest me something because pimples are growing day by day. I am very worried. Please help me. Thanks alot
Thu, 12 Mar 2015
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Even though pimples are very common for your age,the area of distribution can be of specific cause like hormonal imbalance.
*Try washing your face with mild soap.
*Use Isotretinoin cream of strength .025% and slowly change over to .05% if there is no response.
*Start using a facial foam with Glycolic acid and salicylic acid thrice daily for better results.
*Drink plenty of water, as dry is more prone for acne and other skin related infections.
If there is no response inspite of the above measures taken,its better to see a specialist for further evaluation.
Hope my advise was helpful to you.
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Suggest Treatment For Pimples In Chin Area

Hi Even though pimples are very common for your age,the area of distribution can be of specific cause like hormonal imbalance. *Try washing your face with mild soap. *Use Isotretinoin cream of strength .025% and slowly change over to .05% if there is no response. *Start using a facial foam with Glycolic acid and salicylic acid thrice daily for better results. *Drink plenty of water, as dry is more prone for acne and other skin related infections. If there is no response inspite of the above measures taken,its better to see a specialist for further evaluation. Hope my advise was helpful to you.