How to reduce pimple on face and hairloss - #10684
I have heavy hairfall since 2weeks.and pimple on forehead cheek.I have dandruff also.I have tiny tiny small bumps all over face.how to reduce all this in less time. Hairfallfrom roots whenIcomb hair will heavy fall
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Hello dear Kindly go for below instructions Clomed antifungal powder Biotin medications Aziderm 10 percent solution for 3 weeks In case of no improvement kindly contact dermatologist Regards
Sanjana here is your treat For pimple Apply clindamycin ointment over the pimple Tab Azithromycin 500 mg for 5 days after lunch
For hair fall and dandruff Shampoo protar apply for 3-5 min before rinsing Avoid conditioner Tacrolimus solution 0.03% before 1 hour of shampoo Tab biotin 10mg empty stomach daily morning Tab follihair afternoon post lunch once daily
Result will be seen in 3 month
Your symptoms suggest scalp dandruff with facial fungal acne or clogged pores, which are often linked to excess oil, humidity, or gut imbalance. Use Scalpe+ Shampoo twice a week for dandruff, apply Clindamycin + Niacinamide gel on pimples, and avoid oily or dairy-rich foods. Please consult a dermatologist for a short-course prescription to control the flare quickly and prevent scarring.
Ok understood your problem Here is the treatment plan
1) Shampoo Ketostar Apply on wet scalp leave for 5 mins and rinse it off apply twice weekly for 4 weeks 2) Face wash Saslic ds Apply twice daily 3) Epiduo gel Apply thin layer on acnes at night for 4 weeks 4) Sun scoop brightening sunscreen Use daily in the morning and when going out
If any problem kindly take consultation here Thank you Follow up soon.
To tackle your hair loss, acne, and dandruff, it’s important to consider a few integrated approaches. For hair fall, start by assessing your diet and ensure it’s rich in protein, iron, and omega-3 fatty acids because these are beneficial for hair health. Taking supplements like biotin can also support hair growth. Avoid aggressive hair handling — minimize using heat styling tools and harsh chemicals. Try gentle shampoos, and if dandruff is an issue, use a medicated shampoo containing ketoconazole, selenium sulfide, or zinc pyrithione. This can help treat dandruff which may be contributing to hair loss. Focus on adequate hydration, manage stress, and get quality sleep, as these factors impact hair health. Now, about those pimples and bumps — you might have acne triggered by excess sebum production or clogged pores. Regularly cleansing your face with a gentle, non-comedogenic cleanser can help. Over-the-counter treatments containing benzoyl peroxide or salicylic acid may reduce acne by targeting bacteria and exfoliating skin, respectively. If the dandruff is causing your facial bumps, it could be a certain type of acne called pityrosporum folliculitis. In such cases, an anti-fungal shampoo used for hair might be beneficial also on the face, so discuss this with a dermatologist. Over-consumption of high sugar or dairy products sometimes exacerbates acne, so it’s worth considering dietary modifications. Avoid picking or popping the bumps to minimize the risk of scarring and infection. If no improvement is observed in a few weeks, or hair loss seems significant, speak with a healthcare provider. This could potentially be linked to other underlying conditions such as hormonal imbalances or nutritional deficiencies that would require specific tests and a tailored treatment plan. Seek medical advice if you experience sudden severe hair loss, significant hair thinning, or red-flag symptoms like fatigue or changes in weight which could indicate a more serious condition.
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