Yes, you can use the medicines suggested by your doctor, as they are commonly used for acne-prone skin. Dermadew Acne Soap helps cleanse excess oil and reduce acne-causing bacteria, while Acnetor AD Gel is used to treat pimples and inflammation. These products are designed to control acne and keep the skin clean and healthy. Cheaper alternatives for Acnetor AD Gel include Cligel A gel, Nilac A gel, Nioclean AD gel, Reticlin A gel, Lacne gel, Belclin A gel, Acnesol A nanogel, Femicol ADP gel, Acinicin gel, and Waigamicin A gel. Always consult your doctor before switching to alternatives.

If you are still getting pimples despite using Acnetor AD, Rejuglow gel cream, and a face wash, it may mean that your acne needs a different or stronger treatment approach. Make sure you cleanse your face gently twice daily, avoid touching or squeezing pimples, and use non-oily skincare products. Maintaining a healthy diet, reducing oily or sugary foods, and managing stress can also help. If acne continues, it is best to consult a dermatologist who may adjust your medicines or prescribe additional treatment to control the breakouts and prevent marks.