Brief Answer:
Cetaphil face cleanser only..no soap also.

Detailed Answer:
Hi there.
I just saw your pics & thought an immediate intervention would be the order of the day.
Please apply a cream called HHFudic (containing a mild steroid & antibiotic)on the areas twice to 3 times for the next 24-48 hrs. This should help calm the skin asap. In addition, please take 2 tabs of Xyzal (levocetrizine) at night for the next 48-72 hrs. This should provide immediate relief.
Avoid photo/sun exposure completely next 48 hrs if possible or wear a broad rimmed hat &/or umbrella.
Am around to answer any further queries & can guide you through the next 48 hrs. Always avoid caustic agents like Dettol on your face & sensitive areas especially in full strength.
Good Luck & Let's get you to a clear complexion soon.
Dr Praveen Rodrigues MD

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Brief Answer:
Tinted Sunscreen, Cicabio cream, Relax!

Detailed Answer:
Hello Again.
You seem awfully polite for someone in the aviation industry. I take it you don't fly kingfisher ;-)
On a serious note, use this cream 2-3 times daily for 2-3 days. Then stop..do NOT continue. This will help decrease the redness & inflammation.
Next step is to promote the wound healing & hopefully not leave any marks.
Might I suggest in these 2-3 days, you try to source out a cream called 'Cicabio' from a company called 'Bioderma'. This company is now in XXXXXXX in the major cities but as the cream is a niche' product, may be difficult to acquire. it is a French company & readily available in Europe & the Gulf. I did a decade in Abu-Dhabi & for sure the UAE has it. Since you are in the aviation industry might be a cinch for you to procure it. The whole process may take a week or 10 days for starters. Good Luck.
The last aspect is the residual pigmentation (if any) & it is too early to predict or say which cream to use at this juncture. Also at that stage perhaps best to visit a dermatologist or cosmetologist...but beware don't go for peels so early in the day as you may land up back at square one!
If in the XXXXXXX region (& quite possible if you cover this sector), you are most welcome to call on me @ XXXXXXX Hospital off XXXXXXX Road in Bangalore's CBD daily tween 12-4. Don't be frightened..it is a process that will take its time.
While waiting, remember after 2-3 days when healing, do use a sunscreen liberally & a good option is to get a 'tinted' one that will help cover the area at the same time & mask any pigmentation or evolving lesions.
This is the most detailed advice I can render online. Do hope some or most is useful & your skin heals well...from what I see, there seems nothing to be frightened about & you will get your natural good looks back soon. Cheers!
Dr Praveen Rodrigues MD

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