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Melasma effect
Is melasma related to sun effect pls clarity me .because I used half helmet hence my chins will not cover in traffic .so pls advice .and my skin getting oily face what I have to use any creams for avoid oilyness from face pls tell
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Yes sun Ray's and even visible Ray's increase melasma . Sun avoidance is must to keep under control .other oral and topical medications are there
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Yes...Undergo glutathione therapy.... Otherwise, few creams also available.. contact me by direct online consultation for treatment.
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Dr. Prarthana Ramavana
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9 yrs exp
Bangalore
Yes, melasma is a disease which gets worse in sunlight. You need to cover the rest of the face with a mask or cloth in addition to the helmet and also use a good sunscreen.
Oiliness of the face is due to many reasons - hormone related, food related, due to external applications, seasonal, etc. You should use a good facewash which gently cleanses your face.
Since you have these skin problems, you should go for dermatological products specific to your skin type.
For a detailed treatment plan, you can consult me online on Practo or visit a nearby certified dermatologist.
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Consult a certified dermatologist.
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Do not self-medicate.
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