Question 1

I've been getting lots of tiny pimples around my nose and chin area. I think my skin has become addicted to Skinlite cream. A general physician recommended Dermadew Glow and Tab Celine 500 mg, but I'm not sure if I should be using these products since hes not a dermatologist. What do you think? Should I try them out, or should I be consulting a specialist first?

Accepted Answer

Yes you can use it no problem,if its becoming worse,visit dermatologistm for appropriate management

Question 2

I'm trying out a mix of castor oil and coconut oil on my beard to help it grow. I'm wondering if this will actually work, and if so, how long might it take to see any results?

Accepted Answer

visit dermatologist for evaluation and appropriate management

Question 3

I've got these white itchy bumps on my scrotum. At first, I thought it might be a fungal infection, but now I'm worried it could be some type of STD. Could you tell me what these might be?

Accepted Answer

Visit your Physician for evaluation and appropriate management

Question 4

Ive noticed that whenever I wash my hands with water, the skin on my palms starts peeling off in small bits and becomes wrinkled. This has been happening for the last three weeks. Any idea why this might be happening or how I can fix it?

Accepted Answer

That could be due to Dehydration, Dryness, protein Deficiency,consume balanced diet,and stay hydrated,use moisturizer two times a day,if its bothering you much you can visit Dermatologist for appropriate management.

Question 5

I'm really bothered by how my arms have gotten so tanned compared to the rest of my body. It just looks odd, and the color difference is super noticeable. Can you recommend any effective ways to help reduce the tan on my arms?

Accepted Answer

visit dermatologist for evaluation and appropriate management

Question 6

I'm an 18-year-old guy dealing with some serious male pattern baldness. It's getting worse, and now there's this awkward bald patch on my forehead that's really noticeable in daylight. My doctor mentioned trying PRP and stem cell therapy, which sound...

Accepted Answer

Shaving your head before starting PRP and Stem-cell therapy is perfectly fine and will not interfere with the effectiveness of the treatment. In fact, shaving your head may even help improve the absorption of the treatment into your scalp. As for taking PRP and Stem-cell therapy alternatively, it is safe and can be effective in promoting hair growth. Just make sure to follow your doctor's recommended dosage and treatment plan for optimal results.

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Related Questions

I'm trying out a mix of castor oil and coconut oil on my beard to help it grow. I'm wondering if this will actually work, and if so, how long might it take to see any results?

I've got these white itchy bumps on my scrotum. At first, I thought it might be a fungal infection, but now I'm worried it could be some type of STD. Could you tell me what these might be?

Ive noticed that whenever I wash my hands with water, the skin on my palms starts peeling off in small bits and becomes wrinkled. This has been happening for the last three weeks. Any idea why this might be happening or how I can fix it?

I'm really bothered by how my arms have gotten so tanned compared to the rest of my body. It just looks odd, and the color difference is super noticeable. Can you recommend any effective ways to help reduce the tan on my arms?

I'm an 18-year-old guy dealing with some serious male pattern baldness. It's getting worse, and now there's this awkward bald patch on my forehead that's really noticeable in daylight. My doctor mentioned trying PRP and stem cell therapy, which sound...

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