I have sensitive acne prone skin .I want skin care routine for ac

Asked for Female | 14 Years

I have sensitive acne prone skin .I want skin care routine for acne and acne scars

Dermatologyy

Answered by Samruddhi Bhartiya

Dear ma'am, skin can be either of dry type, oily type, or combination type. You can have a sensitive skin too, but sensitivity isn't a type of its own, sensitivity only tells us how often your skin is likely to react, whereas studying skin type is concerned with knowing the major aggregators and what kind of reaction your skin is likely to show to something. A dermatologist would understand your needs better, they will suggest skin care products which fit your skin type, and give hygiene and lifestyle tips too. You can connect with best dermatologists in India to learn more.

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Hello. I abused vyvanse 2.5 years ago and ended up with a psychosis. And I've googled and researched a lot and found nothing regarding if vyvanse abuse can cause fire damage to the skin or make you look unrecognizable looks wise. So I figured asking a doctor.

Male | 27

Vyvanse abuse is associated with some important health complications including psychosis. Proof indicates that it is capable of burning the skin or of a person’s appearance. If you have any issues, however minor, related to your appearance or skin, then it is recommended that you see a dermatologist to properly diagnose and treat your skin health, condition.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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Hand surgery wrists to elwo skin damage

Male | 17

In case you suffer from skin problems or injury to your hand, wrist, and elbow. You should visit a specialist for proper medical attention in this field. A hand surgeon will be capable of identifying and managing comorbid conditions including carpal tunnel syndrome, arthritis or tendonitis

Answered on 23rd May '24

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Sir/mam I had itchy red bumps on scrotum and buttocks and thighs. Previously I had scabies then doctor prescribed scabest lotion then for a 1 month I was totally fine but after that i had bumps on scrotum, buttocks and thighs without fluid(pus) in them. they are really discomfort. Currently I am using clotrimazole after using this all swollen gets disappear but after 1-2 days Or if I strach it swollen and bumps comes back.Please tell me what should I do now. Thanks ❤

Male | 20

The itchy red bumps on your scrotum, buttocks, and thighs could indicate a fungal infection or dermatitis. These areas are prone to such skin issues. While clotrimazole provides temporary relief, the condition keeps recurring. For an accurate diagnosis and effective treatment, consulting a dermatologist is advisable. Meanwhile, maintain hygiene in the affected regions. Avoid scratching to prevent further irritation. Wear loose, breathable clothing to minimize discomfort.

Answered on 13th Aug '24

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Having pyderma gangrenosum on penis pls help

Male | 47

Pyderma gangrenosum is an autoimmune reaction that is characterized by painful bleeding non ailing ulcers most probably over the extremities and like any other autoimmune condition this requires the suppression of autoimmunity with immuno-suppressants either with topical agents or oral medications. as it is a chronic condition it requires a long term management. Contacting dermatologist is advisable.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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I have acne ...tiny bumps on my full face.. since may years...I want to get red from it

Female | 30

Skin conditions that are common to individuals of all ages include acne. It is marked by small bumps on the face and other areas of the body. These bumps are due to blockage of the pores and excessive sebum production. To avoid acne it is necessary to visit a dermatologist who specializes in diseases of the skin. They can prescribe treatments, including creams that you apply directly on the skin or take oral medication as well as other procedures recommended by doctors to make acne go away and not reoccur.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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My age is 27 .I have acne problem for around 10 yrs..Can i take tretinoin tablet 5mg lifelong on a daily basis..this stops my acne breakouts but if i stop it again my acne starts coming again. Is it ok to take any tablets on a daily basis to prevent acne breakouts

Male | 25

Acne is red bumps on the skin. It is common for young people like you. Acne happens when skin makes lots of oil and gets blocked. Taking tretinoin tablets for a long time is not a good idea. It is better to find why the skin gets bumps. Maybe try new skin routines with dermatologist's help.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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Dr I am suffering from acne face, my face has excess oil, Dr tell me the medicine I can take

Male | 23

Acne occurs when you have these red spots on your face caused by your skin producing too much oil. It's super common, especially during the teenage years. To help, you can use a face wash with benzoyl peroxide or salicylic acid. These can clear up your skin by unclogging your pores.

Answered on 3rd July '24

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The skin near my fingers is turning black can you tell me the reason

Male | 20

Skin discoloration at your fingertips can be caused by many things, including an injury, illness or a fungal infection. It is recommended a dermatologist to be consulted for a correct diagnosis and recommended treatment.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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I am 21 can i eligible for hair transplant?

Male | 21

One of the factors that influence eligibility for a hair transplant includes age. Although there is no strict age limit, the stability of your hair loss pattern should be considered. Typically, hair transplants will be recommended for individuals whose menu of baldness is stabilizing around their late 20’s or older; this gives them a better sense about what the future patterns would look like. Furthermore, overall health, availability of donor hairs and rational expectations surrender to a decision on eligibility.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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Hi, I'm having dark spots on hands and legs which are caused by wounds. Please suggest me any cream to get rid off them

Female | 22

It looks like you have a skin problem called post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. This happens when your skin makes too much color after a cut or bruise. This causes dark spots. To make the dark spots go away, you can use a cream with ingredients like vitamin C, kojic acid, or licorice extract. It may take some time for the spots to fade away. And make sure to stay out of the sun to stop the spots from getting darker. If the problem persists, visit a dermatologist.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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I have warts problem and I want to know how to remove this from my system.

Male | 31

Warts are skin growths caused by a virus. They appear on hands, feet, and elsewhere. Bumpy, with black dots. Usually painless, but bothersome. Try over-the-counter medicated patches or freezing sprays to remove. If those fail, see a dermatologist. They offer prescription meds or procedures to remove stubborn warts.

Answered on 31st July '24

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have used caladryl lotion on my face from past 4 days (overnight) ...i am feeling very dry and that area has developed some tiny red swelling...also i am using skincare routine from past 15 days

Male | 17

The sign appears that you perhaps have an allergy to the Caladryl cream. On the other hand, I suggest you should stop the lotion use immediately and go to the dermatologist for a thorough examination and necessary treatment. The doctor who should consult for this disease would be a dermatologist.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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Hi sir, My self prashanth faceing problem fungal infection leg last finger getting tomuch of pain

Male | 37

Hi Prashant. Fungal infection of toe nail is a common in people who are in professions where there feet remain moist or have to wear shoes for long period of time. You need to keep your feet dry. Change socks twice a day. Use powder on feet before putting on socks.

For the fungal infection already there You need a long course of around 6 months of antifungal ointment. As u are having too much pain there may be superinfection by a bacteria. You would also need to use a topical antibiotic ointment for 7-10 days.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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My face turns red There are small pimples on the face and now there are dark spots on the skin, tell me the solution to reduce it

Male | 29

To treat acne and its related dark spots, wash your face twice daily using a mild soap; apply an oil-free moisturizer and avoid pricking or scratching at any pimples. Over-the-counter products containing benzoyl peroxide or salicylic acid would be effective too if used consistently for about twelve weeks. If none of these measures work for you, you can see a dermatologist who will give you more instructions based on your specific needs.

Answered on 29th May '24

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Weird bumps on penis, concerned.

Male | 20

It's okay to worry about odd bumps on your penis. Those bumps may come from ingrown hairs, pimples, or a harmless skin issue. If you feel pain, itching, or notice discharge, see a dermatologist. They can advise you on managing or treating those bumps properly.

Answered on 24th July '24

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Hello Doctor, I am a 30 year old female and I recently noticed open pores on my face, what should I do? My daily routine is: use himalaya neem face wash, then moisturize skin and I happen to have oily & dull skin. Can you pls suggest what should I do? Thank you!

Female | 30

I would like to start by recommending a daily skincare routine for the problems you are facing. Start with Oil control cleansers with AHA's or BHA's to clear the oil and dirt from your face 2-4 times a day. Use a Vit C serum or day serum in the morning if you are at home and you can add sunscreen on top if you are going to go out and will get exposed to sunlight. Evening, after wash use a toner to neutralize and calm your skin. Before bed, use a coat of moisturizer and additional retinol-based anti-aging serum to finish. If it's a major concern, please contact a dermatologist.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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नमस्ते सर सर मैं अपनी स्किन को और अपने बदन को चिकना और गोरा कैसे बनाऊं उसके लिए कोई दवाई बता दे या ट्यूब बता दे धन्यवाद

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For smooth and fair skin, it's best to consult a dermatologist. They can recommend the right creams or treatments based on your skin type. Avoid self-medicating and seek professional guidance for the best results.

Answered on 25th June '24

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CHICKENPOX blisters usually scab over within 7-10 days.. Keep the following in mind.. - Apply calamine lotion or oatmeal baths to reduce itching.. - Avoid scratching blisters to prevent infection and scarring.. - Keep fingernails trimmed and clean.. - Take medicines for fever and discomfort... - Drink plenty of fluids to stay hydrated.. - Avoid contact with PREGNANT WOMEN and people with weakened immune systems... - Consult a healthcare provider for severe symptoms or complications...

Answered on 23rd May '24

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I am 27y/o female and I have plu like pimple on my labia what should I do... I noticed them yesterday

Female | 27

These can sometimes be the result of ingrown hairs or sweat glands getting blocked. Pimples in this area might appear as small red bumps. Keep the area clean and dry, avoid squeezing it, and wear loose clothing. If it doesn't go away or gets worse, it's a good idea to talk to a healthcare provider; it's a great idea to talk to a dermatologist in such a case.

Answered on 22nd Aug '24

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I have itchy buttons all over my body . It started over a month ago but they were unnoticeable and now it’s getting worse it’s all over my back and belly and arms

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Eczema might be the condition causing those itchy bumps. This skin issue can worsen over time due to things like dry skin or allergies. To ease the itchiness, apply a gentle moisturizer and resist scratching the bumps. However, if they spread or don't improve, consulting a dermatologist for evaluation and treatment would be wise.

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