Question 1

So I've been dealing with these pimple-like small bumps on my nose for about 4 years now and they're not like regular pimples since they don't hurt and never seem to disappear. Sometimes I get other pimples on my cheeks and nose but those usually clear up within a month or so. These other bumps are a different story - they're skin-colored, small, and seem more like cysts because they just won't go away no matter what facewash or scrub I try. My skin is pretty clear otherwise, but these tiny bumps are really bothering me. How can I get rid of them?

Accepted Answer

To help reduce the appearance of these bumps, you can try using a topical retinoid like Adapalene gel, applying a thin layer to the affected areas once daily at night. Additionally, using a salicylic acid cleanser, such as Neutrogena Oil-Free Acne Wash, can help to exfoliate the skin and unclog pores. Remember to moisturize your skin regularly and use sunscreen during the day to protect your skin. If these bumps persist, consider consulting a dermatologist for further evaluation and treatment options.

Question 2

my hair has been falling out a lot over the past two months and I had thoracic surgery on June 8th - could the hair loss be related to the operation or is it something else

Accepted Answer

hair fall panel along with dermat opinion is advised.

Question 3

I'm taking isotroin 10 mg as prescribed, and my doctor mentioned that my pimples might get worse before they get better. I'm just wondering, how long should I expect them to increase before I start seeing any improvement?

Accepted Answer

Usually for a week or soo and then start healing add glow for your skin

I have a beauty spot on my nose and I'm thinking about getting it removed through plastic surgery what's the approximate cost I should expect for that?

do all requred lab report first to understand risk and progress.

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