- Male
- 25 Years
- 20/02/2025
I sprained my neck about three days ago and I'm still on medication for it. Now I'm noticing these watery blisters popping up behind my ears in the same area. I'm wondering if it's because I've been using Volini on my neck. Could this be causing it? Should I be worried about these blisters or is this a normal reaction?
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View allCould you help me out with something? I'm 9 months pregnant and was wondering if it's safe to use Melacare cream for fairness. I used it a couple of years ago and it worked wonders on my complexion. I'm really hoping to get that glow back, especially with the changes during pregnancy and soon-to-be lactation. Is it safe to start using it again now?
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How can I naturally remove small mole marks on my face? I have 2-3 moles that are about 2-3 mm wide and sit flat on the skin without any raised contour. I'd prefer avoiding surgery are there any effective home remedies or natural treatments you'd recommend?
Small moles can often be removed with natural methods like applying apple cider vinegar or tea tree oil. However, results are not guaranteed, and it's best to consult with a dermatologist for a safe and effective solution.
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I've been dealing with really dry skin on my face and some pretty intense dark circles. There's also this dark line across my nose and a patch near it that just won't go away. I'm already on a six-month treatment for pimples that my doctor assured would help with the dark spots too, but I'm not actually seeing any change. What should I do?
Visit your Physician for appropriate management
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