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Skinlite use
Now I am using skin lite my skin is now bright look. In future I stop this skin lite . My face will side effects come.
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Please stop using skin lite cream as it contains strong steroids which can cause serious side effects in the long run. Steroid induced pimples, photosensitivity that is sun sensitivity, rosacea that is red face, atrophy that is skin thinning, stretch marks, pigmentation, dryness, severe itching and hair growth on the face etc to name a few side effects. Please don't use any such Steroid containing fairness creams. You will require treatment to slowly put you off this cream by using some substitute as the skin becomes addicted to the steroid. Hence you are facing such a problem. Please call me or send photos through online consult option for proper examination and treatment.,,,
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Dr. Chandrakant Poulkar
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16 yrs exp
Pune
Please don't use skinlite cream, use only good quality sunscreen three times a day. This combination cream should be available only on prescription and that too for only 2-3 weeks. This cream initially make your skin bright but as soon as you stop applying it becomes dark. So patient apply it continuously for long duration. It contains topical steroid, hydroquinone and tretinoin. Continuous use causes side effects like redness, skin thinning.
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Avoid sun exposure, Use protective clothing. Always Use more than 30 spf , gel based, sunscreen three times a day preferably every 3hourly during peak sun exposure.
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