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On Isotronin And Apgel For Pimples. Go For Dermobrasin Treatment? Is It Safe?
hello doctor I am ramya. Now i am working in one private IT company.I had moderate pimples(only on my face) during my college days(2012 past out). I have taken the treatment with consulting dermotologist doctor. The doctor has given Isotronin(don t know the exact spelling) tablet and two creams morning and bed time(APGEL). I took the tablet only 2 months. After that my acne got cured but it left the scars. now my skin is looking blemished and uncleared skin and little bit black spots also there. Recently i consulted one skin doctor,she suggested Dermobrasin treatment. I don t know much about this treatment. I am having doubt that my skin is very sensitive, So whether this treatment is suit to my skin or ??? Could you please tell me about this treatment and am i eligible to take this treatment??? shall i go with this treatment????Please clarify my doubts.
Tue, 30 Jul 2013
Hi,
Thanks for writing to us.
You may go ahead with the treatment suggested by your doctor.
Microdermabrasion is technique where we abrade skin with aluminium oxide crystals. It is a painless technique and offers good results in superficial scars and marks due to acne. If used alternately with chemical peels response is much better.
Hope that helped.
take care
Thanks for writing to us.
You may go ahead with the treatment suggested by your doctor.
Microdermabrasion is technique where we abrade skin with aluminium oxide crystals. It is a painless technique and offers good results in superficial scars and marks due to acne. If used alternately with chemical peels response is much better.
Hope that helped.
take care
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