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Suggest Treatment To Reduce Dark Spots On Face
hello sir,
I have oily skin. there are many pimple and their black spots on my face also my face also my skin is getting dark as I was using multiple creams suggest me some medic if u can which can make my skin fair and vanishes the dark spot
please sir help me
I have oily skin. there are many pimple and their black spots on my face also my face also my skin is getting dark as I was using multiple creams suggest me some medic if u can which can make my skin fair and vanishes the dark spot
please sir help me
Mon, 21 Jul 2014
Hi,
From your question I can make out that you are suffering from Acne and one of its side effects ie black spots (also called post inflammatory hyperpigmentation). I would 1st prefer to treat your pimples. once they get cleared, the dark spots can be taken care of.you can also use facewash solution in the morning and evening folloewd by application of adapalene 0.1% cream at night and clindamycin gel in the morning over the pimples for about 1 month. once your face is cleared of pimples, you can apply kojic acid containing cream over the dark spots twice daily and a broad spectrum sunscreen gel (not lotion as you have an oily skin) half an hour before getting out into the sun.
Thank you
take care
From your question I can make out that you are suffering from Acne and one of its side effects ie black spots (also called post inflammatory hyperpigmentation). I would 1st prefer to treat your pimples. once they get cleared, the dark spots can be taken care of.you can also use facewash solution in the morning and evening folloewd by application of adapalene 0.1% cream at night and clindamycin gel in the morning over the pimples for about 1 month. once your face is cleared of pimples, you can apply kojic acid containing cream over the dark spots twice daily and a broad spectrum sunscreen gel (not lotion as you have an oily skin) half an hour before getting out into the sun.
Thank you
take care
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