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  • Female
  • 20 Years
  • 22/01/2025

I've been using Betnovate cream for nearly two weeks, and instead of improving, the pimples and marks on my face have gotten much worse. I don't usually have acne, but I do have some pimple marks on my face, and my skin is really sensitive and oily. Could this cream be making things worse? What should I do now?

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I'm experiencing these small pus-filled bumps and redness near my thighs, and it's really concerning me. On top of that, I've been dealing with Keratosis pilaris from my back below the neck down to my waist and above my elbows for about 10 years now. My skin is very sensitive, and I just can't figure out why all this is happening. Could there be a connection between these two issues, and should I be doing something differently with my skincare routine?

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I'm really worried because I've been using indigo powder to color my hair, and it's left me with black spots on my face from my cheeks to my ears. At first, it was red and burning, and then it turned black. I saw a doctor who gave me Biluma and Physiogel to apply, but the spots still haven't gone away. What else can I do to get rid of these spots? I'm feeling kinda stuck and would really appreciate some advice.

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