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Skin & Hair Concerns
Question #10778
1 year ago
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Red pimples ,redness, oily skin, open pores little bit

Komaldeep kaur

I have pimples in red colour , redness on pimple areas specially around the nose, little bit open pores, blackheads is also in little bit and little bit oily skin also I have Now I am using clean and clear face wash Nivea soft cream moisturizer and acne sol gel at night

Age: 14
Chronic illnesses: No
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Hello dear Please follow below instructions Alovera gel twice a day for 1 month Azelaic 10 percent twice a day for 2 weeks In case of no improvement in 1 month consult dermatologist Regards

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Your skin concerns — red pimples, redness, open pores, blackheads, and oily skin — suggest a combination of acne and potential sensitivity in your skin. While you’re using a common routine, it might need some tweaks to optimize results. Let’s talk about adjusting your regimen. Firstly, the Clean & Clear face wash is formulated for acne-prone skin but if it’s not cutting it, you can consider a gentle cleanser with salicylic acid which helps to unclog pores and reduce blackheads. Using it twice daily could be effective. Follow up with the Nivea soft cream moisturizer; however, ensure it’s non-comedogenic to prevent pore clogging. It might be worthwhile exploring lighter moisturizers specifically designed for oily skin like those containing hyaluronic acid or glycerin. Acne Sol Gel helps in controlling breakouts, but if you’re using it only at night, consider integrating a daytime product with benzoyl peroxide or adapalene for added efficacy. Transitioning to these products should be gradual to avoid irritation. Over-the-counter options or prescriptions can be discussed with a dermatologist if your acne is persistent or exacerbates. In terms of lifestyle, keeping your skin hydrated, maintaining a balanced diet, and avoiding heavy makeup that can clog pores are pivotal. Lastly, if redness persists or worsens, be attentive as this can signal ongoing inflammation or sensitivity, necessating professional evaluation.

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