Question 1

I've used Epiduo a couple of times, and now my skin feels like it's burning. Is this normal, or should I be worried? What do you suggest I do to ease the burning sensation?

Accepted Answer

That might have made your skin sensitive,stop using it and apply good moistirizer,visit Dermatologist for futher management

Question 2

I'm getting kinda worried because ever since I started using Depwhite and Xtralite cream at night, my skin's been super dry. Plus, when I apply Acnemoist cream in the morning, I notice a mild burning sensation. Do you have any idea how long these iss...

Accepted Answer

Yes you can use it no problem, visit Dermatologist for appropriate treatment

Question 3

I'm about to start taking isotroin 20mg and I'm feeling really anxious about it. Is this medication actually going to help me, or should I be worried about any dangers?

Accepted Answer

Isotroin 20mg is a brand name for isotretinoin, which is commonly used to treat severe acne. It is considered helpful in improving acne by reducing oil production and preventing clogged pores. It should be safe for you unless you are known to be allergic to it or experience concerning side effects.

Question 4

I'm wondering if eating Maggi every day is safe for our skin. Could it potentially change the color of our skin tone or cause any other issues?

Accepted Answer

Maggi noodles are safe to eat in moderation as part of a balanced diet. However, consuming it daily may not be the healthiest choice due to its high sodium and preservative content. Eating maggi noodles occasionally is unlikely to directly darken the color of your skin tone. To maintain healthy skin, it is important to have a varied diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, and to stay hydrated.

Question 5

I'm looking for a minoxidil product at 5% strength that doesn't have alcohol or propylene glycol. The one I'm using right now is in lotion form, but it's causing some really bad itching. Do you have any recommendations for something else I could try?

Accepted Answer

-You can try a *minoxidil 5% foam* instead of lotion, as its alcohol- and propylene glycol-free, reducing the chances of itching. If irritation persists, consult a dermatologist for alternatives.

Question 6

I'm curious about using Kojiglow cream for my combination skin. My dermatologist recommended it, along with a sunscreen to use before applying the cream. I'm supposed to use it for three months. Does this sound safe? Are there any side effects I shou...

Accepted Answer

Yes you can use it follow your doctors advice

I've used Epiduo a couple of times, and now my skin feels like it's burning. Is this normal, or should I be worried? What do you suggest I do to ease the burning sensation?

I've used Epiduo a couple of times, and now my skin feels like it's burning. Is this normal, or should I be worried? What do you suggest I do to ease the burning sensation?

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