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Query about skin medicines
Hi doctor, i have white thin (like amrican people) and medium sensitive skin. I consulted doctor for dark circles and fine lines and also asked remedy to improve kind of dull skin. So doctor asked to use hhsone cream, melalite cream and havglo tablets. Now my concern is, i want to know how to use it for dark circles and fine lines!?, and worried if there are chances of any side effects. (i already had experienced swollen n re face issue during my previous treatment, 4 yrs ago?)
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It is advisable not to use a steroid cream on the face . Lot of good treatment options are available .
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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. Niraj Jain
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15 yrs exp
Kolkata
Dont use hhsone for face
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Dr. Ruchi Agarwal
Dermatologist
23 yrs exp
Delhi
You shouldn't apply Hhsone cream on your face for dullness as it is a steroid and will harm your skin in many ways, melalite contains hydroquinone and is not advisable to use for dullness or dark circles.
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Use sunscreen regularly, apply moisturizer as needed, take a healthy diet, consult me online
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Make sunscreen use a part of your daily routine
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