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Brown Spots And Acne On Face, Using Meleglow. Will This Prove Effective?

Hello sir, Sir my name s rajan , and i am suffering from brown spot and acne on my skin , i have used many products to cure this but no results, by using products my skin have become dark and idull. It affected my complexion , now i am using meleglow , so i want to knw is it good So sir can u tell me some Good products 2 make my complexion better and for acne. I will be hearty thankfull to if u will help me. Thanku
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Hi Rajan,
You need to treat both your pigmentation and acne separately. I would advise you to first get rid of your active pimples. Once the pimples have subsided, you can take treatment specially meant to reduce pigmentation over your face. For pimples, use a good anti acne face wash and consult a dermatologist for prescribing you with anti acne medicines for oral and local use. If you have a sensitive skin, the doctor will obviously advise mild preparations so that it does not irritate and darken your skin. you can also use a good sunscreen and take oral supplements of vitamin c to prevent further darkening of your skin. Once the acne has subsided, your doctor might advise creams meant to improve pigmention and complexion. you can also think of taking microdermabrasion sessions or peels. The advantages of peels are that they not only tackle pigmentation issues but also helps in acne.As far as melaglow is concerned, there is nothing wrong in using it. It will not help in acne but might help in pigmentation. Take care.
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the use of many products can also effect many other problems.Just focus on your diet and drink about 30 to 40 glasses to water..... Avoid to use any product for one month,Use fruits and do not use any oily things and also drink water.then tell me again after one month ?
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Brown Spots And Acne On Face, Using Meleglow. Will This Prove Effective?

Hi Rajan, You need to treat both your pigmentation and acne separately. I would advise you to first get rid of your active pimples. Once the pimples have subsided, you can take treatment specially meant to reduce pigmentation over your face. For pimples, use a good anti acne face wash and consult a dermatologist for prescribing you with anti acne medicines for oral and local use. If you have a sensitive skin, the doctor will obviously advise mild preparations so that it does not irritate and darken your skin. you can also use a good sunscreen and take oral supplements of vitamin c to prevent further darkening of your skin. Once the acne has subsided, your doctor might advise creams meant to improve pigmention and complexion. you can also think of taking microdermabrasion sessions or peels. The advantages of peels are that they not only tackle pigmentation issues but also helps in acne.As far as melaglow is concerned, there is nothing wrong in using it. It will not help in acne but might help in pigmentation. Take care.