im lookinf for an answer from a dermatologist...where i live there is only one dermatologist and clearly from all ive read she is a cross between hitler and i dont give a damn...i have some pimples just on my chin ...they wont go away...my gp said it was dermatitis ...cream he gave me didnt work...ive never even had any skin probs before this...its not rosacea ...do you know the most common issue it could be...not sure she would even know where my face even was much less care...
the oily skin is the reason you need to keep skin dry and airy no oily foods greesy foods and fatty foods use doxycycline 100 mg bd for days to clear infection and sos no use of oily and greesy soaps ointments shampoo and other ointments creams body application materials like hena and dyes apply clindamycin gel ds fror 3 months calamine lotion od tretinoic acid gel before sleep and switch off light as it reacts with light anti allergic sos for itch continue 3 months
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Have Some Pimples On Chin. How To Get Cured?
the oily skin is the reason you need to keep skin dry and airy no oily foods greesy foods and fatty foods use doxycycline 100 mg bd for days to clear infection and sos no use of oily and greesy soaps ointments shampoo and other ointments creams body application materials like hena and dyes apply clindamycin gel ds fror 3 months calamine lotion od tretinoic acid gel before sleep and switch off light as it reacts with light anti allergic sos for itch continue 3 months