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How to make your skin shinny and Hydrate
My skin is very dull and tanned skin. How can i look hydrated and shinny. What medicine should I follow for lifetime
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Undergo glutathione therapy.. otherwise few creams also available...for detailed prescription do direct online consultation by sending photos.
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Dr. Mamta Shah
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8 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Hello,
For proper hydration, I would suggest you hyaluronic acid based gels and serum which would help you to get that dewy look that you are urging for.
Dullness is a sign of dehydrated skin and you can swear on hyaluronic acid!! And you can add this to your daily skin regime for lifetime as practically it suits all type of skin and have non/ few side effects if using a proper formulation
Tanning is all together a different condition which can be achieved by few creams if applied on routine basis. I would suggest you to use sunscreen on daily basis for preventing further tanning
Next Steps
- Use a good sunscreen
- Use hyaluronic acid serum and make it as a routine and you can consult me online via practo to get customized skincare regime
- Take sessions for peels and lasers periodically
Health Tips
- Stay hydrated
- Take balanced diet and increase the intake of fruits. vegetables in your diet
- Sun protection
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