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Suggest Treatment For Red Rashes Ofn Face After Derma Roller Treatment
I took derma roller treatment on last sat , from yesterday onwards i am getting red rashes on my whole face
It's my second session, First session went really well .Y i am geeting these red rashes on my whole face
these are very itchy also
Please help me
It's my second session, First session went really well .Y i am geeting these red rashes on my whole face
these are very itchy also
Please help me
Sat, 22 Feb 2014
Hi. Thanks for posting your concern at HCM
Dermaroller treatment can cause erythema/redness which can last for 24-48 hours, so the rash that you are experiencing could actually be due to this.
If I was your treating doctor I would have asked you to use a mild cleanser twice daily for a week. A topical soothing lotion e.g calamine lotion twice daily would help reduce the rash/erythema.
If the does'nt seem to improve even after 2-3 days then you must see a dermatologist to rule out any possibility of Allergic /Irritant dermatitis to any of the products that you may be using.
regards
Dermaroller treatment can cause erythema/redness which can last for 24-48 hours, so the rash that you are experiencing could actually be due to this.
If I was your treating doctor I would have asked you to use a mild cleanser twice daily for a week. A topical soothing lotion e.g calamine lotion twice daily would help reduce the rash/erythema.
If the does'nt seem to improve even after 2-3 days then you must see a dermatologist to rule out any possibility of Allergic /Irritant dermatitis to any of the products that you may be using.
regards
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