Question 1

I'm pregnant and I'm worried about using Proanagen solution for my hair fall. Should I stop using it or is it safe to continue during pregnancy? Could it possibly affect my baby in any way? Please let me know.

Accepted Answer

don't use any other medication.

Question 2

Can I safely use Clindac 1 gel while I'm pregnant? Is it okay for me or the baby?

Accepted Answer

Yes you can use it no problem,topical lotions show negligible effect systemically.

Question 3

I'm noticing that the skin on my face is unevenly toned. The area from my forehead to my nose is fair, but everything below my nose is darker. What could be causing this, and is there a treatment that can help even out my skin tone?

Accepted Answer

This condition is known as hyperpigmentation, where certain areas of the skin produce more melanin, leading to darker patches. To treat this, you can use a skin lightening cream containing hydroquinone or kojic acid. Apply a thin layer on the dark areas once daily, preferably at night. Additionally, using a broad-spectrum sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher every day can help prevent further darkening of the skin.

Question 4

I'm using two creams, Brunda and Fair Eye Advance Dark Circle Care Cream, and it's been about a month, but I haven't seen any changes. What's going on? Can you help me understand why there might not be any results?

Accepted Answer

Skinmproblems usually takes time have patience follow as your doctor adviced and maintain healthy lifestyle.

Question 5

I'm really concerned about my skin ever since I found out I have Schamberg's disease. These scars or reddish-brown patches that it leaves behind are really troubling me. Is there any effective treatment out there that can actually get rid of them for...

Accepted Answer

See a specialist for accurate diagnosis and targeted treatment.

Question 6

I've noticed these tiny black dots on both my earlobes, kind of the size of a pinhead. When I squeeze them, a little black thing comes out, and that's about it. Should I be concerned? What could they be?

Accepted Answer

On both earlobes, the tiny pinhead-sized black dots you are describing are likely blackheads. These are caused by clogged hair follicles. To treat this, you can use over-the-counter products containing salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide. I recommend using a face wash with salicylic acid daily, and applying a benzoyl peroxide cream as a spot treatment on the affected areas. Remember to follow the instructions on the product packaging for best results.

I'm pregnant and I'm worried about using Proanagen solution for my hair fall. Should I stop using it or is it safe to continue during pregnancy? Could it possibly affect my baby in any way? Please let me know.

I'm pregnant and I'm worried about using Proanagen solution for my hair fall. Should I stop using it or is it safe to continue during pregnancy? Could it possibly affect my baby in any way? Please let me know.

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Can I safely use Clindac 1 gel while I'm pregnant? Is it okay for me or the baby?

I'm noticing that the skin on my face is unevenly toned. The area from my forehead to my nose is fair, but everything below my nose is darker. What could be causing this, and is there a treatment that can help even out my skin tone?

I'm using two creams, Brunda and Fair Eye Advance Dark Circle Care Cream, and it's been about a month, but I haven't seen any changes. What's going on? Can you help me understand why there might not be any results?

I'm really concerned about my skin ever since I found out I have Schamberg's disease. These scars or reddish-brown patches that it leaves behind are really troubling me. Is there any effective treatment out there that can actually get rid of them for...

I've noticed these tiny black dots on both my earlobes, kind of the size of a pinhead. When I squeeze them, a little black thing comes out, and that's about it. Should I be concerned? What could they be?

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