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Tanned Skin, Prickly Heat, Pimples. Need Help

Good evening , Respected Sir , Sir .i am 20 years old boy Rajesh Saha ,i am having a problem of skin. sir i am fair but it was becoming dark in summer season as means tan and in summer season i get some prickly heat and pimples on my body and,face. Sir , i just want to get glamours so that no prickly heat and pimples on skin. Sir , i am very tensed for my skin . Sir , i am a model . Please sir , help me i am very tensed ,please help sir, please ,i want to get glamorous, Sir. Thank to you Sir From Your patients , Rajesh Saha. I will be waiting for your answer , Sir.
Mon, 15 Apr 2013
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hi
Skin tanning in most cases resolves of is own....all that you need to do is to apply a sunscreen(spf>26) regularly over your face...you should prevent any further damage by sun by using a sunscreen everytime you move out in the sun.....Just wait for 2-3 weeks and if even after continued sunscreen use, you feel that the skin colour is not coming back to normal,,then you can use a lightening agent like hydroquinone once a day...but remember that such agents are used only during night time..... you can also take oral vitamin c supplementation along for a month
If inspite of all these measures, you feel that the pigmentation continues to persisit, then i would advise you to see a dermatologist who might be able to help you with other techniques like chemical peels, dermabrasion , lasers etc
Now as far as the rashes of prickly heat are concerned, you can use calamine lotion over the rashes in order to decrease the irritation..In order to avoid such rashes, wear only cotton clothes ,so as to decrease sweating,,Do not apply any oils or moisturizing lotions over your body as such things tend to obstruct the sweat outflow, and thereby increase the development of miliria lesions

Hope it helps
Dr Geetika paul
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Tanned Skin, Prickly Heat, Pimples. Need Help

hi Skin tanning in most cases resolves of is own....all that you need to do is to apply a sunscreen(spf 26) regularly over your face...you should prevent any further damage by sun by using a sunscreen everytime you move out in the sun.....Just wait for 2-3 weeks and if even after continued sunscreen use, you feel that the skin colour is not coming back to normal,,then you can use a lightening agent like hydroquinone once a day...but remember that such agents are used only during night time..... you can also take oral vitamin c supplementation along for a month If inspite of all these measures, you feel that the pigmentation continues to persisit, then i would advise you to see a dermatologist who might be able to help you with other techniques like chemical peels, dermabrasion , lasers etc Now as far as the rashes of prickly heat are concerned, you can use calamine lotion over the rashes in order to decrease the irritation..In order to avoid such rashes, wear only cotton clothes ,so as to decrease sweating,,Do not apply any oils or moisturizing lotions over your body as such things tend to obstruct the sweat outflow, and thereby increase the development of miliria lesions Hope it helps Dr Geetika paul