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Acne on face
My sister (26 years old) . Normal menstruation cycle and body type slim. But body hair is there. She is doing job in it sector. She is having acne on face .. and after that acne spots black type doesn't go . It's like permanent. How to get rid of this.
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Hormonal acne is very common at this age. Treatment of acne depends on the grade.
Consult online with pictures for evaluation and treatment
Health Tips
regular exercise
avoid oily and sweet food
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Dr. Manas Chopra
Dermatologist
12 yrs exp
Delhi
Hello dear. Your sister's acne can be easily cured. The black type spots occur because of squeezing the pimples. Don't do that.
Please consult online and share more information for best results
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Ask your sister to not eat chocolates, cold drinks, fried food items.
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Dr. M Kowshik Kumar
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8 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Consultation with images and other patient details required to assess the cause and grade of acne.
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Don't prick pimples with fingers, avoid junk food
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