1) face wash Ahaglow Use twice daily 2) Benzac AC gel Apply on the affected area at night 3) Tab doxicip 100 1 cap after meal for 14 days
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The mark on your nose is likely a post-acne scar or closed comedone—not active acne but a leftover bump. Use a retinoid cream (like adapalene 0.1%) at night to slowly fade it and reduce pore size. For hair fall, start Biotin + Zinc supplements daily and use Scalpe+ Shampoo twice a week if dandruff is present; please consult a dermatologist if it persists.
Hello dear Please be aware I doubt it is dimple acne but folliculitis or boil You can take following medications for temporary relief Tablet Augmentin 625 mg twice a day for 5 days Tab metrogyl twice a day for 5 days Ointment fusidic acid topically thrice a day for 5 days In case of no improvement do consult with general surgeon for better clarification Regards
If you’ve had a persistent mark on your nose for a year that resembles a pimple, there are a couple of possibilities to consider. This could be a form of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, which is a common occurrence after acne, where the healed area leaves behind a darker mark. Alternatively, it could be a small cyst that has formed if the area wasn’t adequately drained initially. Given the lack of pain or pus, immediate concern for an infection is less likely, but it’s still important to have this spot evaluated by a dermatologist to rule out any chronic conditions like basal cell carcinoma or other benign skin growths. Dermatologists might recommend topical treatments or laser therapy to address any discoloration or raised lesion.
As for hair fall, this can be due to a variety of factors including stress, nutritional deficiencies, hormonal imbalances, or even certain scalp conditions. Ensuring a balanced diet rich in vitamins like B vitamins, zinc, iron, and vitamin D can help support hair health. Addressing lifestyle factors like reducing stress and getting adequate sleep are other considerations. If hair fall persists, consulting with a healthcare provider or dermatologist is advised; they may recommend a blood test to check for deficiencies or a scalp examination to look for dermatological causes. Visible open pores can often be managed with appropriate skin care. Using products containing retinoids or niacinamide might help reduce their appearance by increasing skin turnover and collagen production. However, one should be cautious and introduce such products gradually, as they can sometimes cause irritation. Maintaining a gentle yet consistent skincare routine tailored to your specific skin type can also be beneficial. Regular use of sunscreen is important to prevent further skin damage and aid in overall skin health.
