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Srill having scars
Hii currently I m using aderma face wash n oryza moisturiser n sunscreen. I hd went through 3 lasers n peels although my pimples r reduced but still I am hving scars reduced to some extent I wanna know what else should I do for this scars I don't wanna go for further laser bcoz my skin is becoming red current also I m nt using any scar cream as dermatalogist recommended me erythego for redness and also she told me in the beginning that usually they perform only 3 lasers now what else should I do for scars any food hao it's n also I wanna know whether green tea good to get clear skin thanks my pics are some mot oily bcoz of night crem as ihv applied now. And I wanna know y CUTILYT CREAM IS RECOMMENDED. BEST REGARDS
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Hello.
Cutilite is a strong depigmenting cream. Looking at your skin I do not see the need for it, plus it should always be used under a doctor's supervision and prescription.
The scars don't look too bad, perhaps the reason the doctor had suggested fewer sessions. 4-6 sessions with laser are ideal.
However going by your hesitancy and skin, I would recommend you try MICRONEEDLING RF. Lesser downtime and mildly safer than laser in some factors.
It could also be coupled with PRP and that may subdue the redness and also help in better and faster healing.
Change moisturiser to REGEN D and see if that helps.
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