Do not use Betnovate on your face, as it can worsen skin damage and thin the skin. Stop Melrio cream, cleanse your face gently, and consult a dermatologist to treat the red spots safely with the right medicines or creams.

If the foreskin does not roll back over the glans, it may be a condition called Phimosis. It is not always a major issue if there is no pain, infection, or difficulty in urination or sex. You can try gentle daily retraction exercises and sometimes doctors prescribe a steroid cream to loosen the skin. Circumcision is not always necessary and is usually considered only if the problem is severe, recurrent, or not improving with simple treatment.

Grade 2 phimosis is usually manageable and not considered severe. The most appropriate treatment depends on your symptoms and a physical examination. In many cases, doctors may recommend topical therapies to help soften the foreskin and improve retraction. If discomfort continues or complications arise, a urologist can advise whether a minor procedure is necessary. It’s important not to attempt forceful retraction yourself, as this can worsen the condition. Consulting a doctor is essential to determine the safest and most effective approach for your situation.

Isotretinoin courses often take five to six months to show full results. Additionally, stopping a strong steroid cream like Betnovate can trigger a temporary rebound flare-up of deep acne. Please avoid squeezing these lumps to prevent scarring. The safest next step is to speak with your dermatologist. They can safely manage the transition off Betnovate, evaluate your progress on isotretinoin, and suggest gentle treatments to soothe your skin.

Since Betnovate can thin your skin, stop using it on your face. For a healthy glow, use a gentle cream with vitamin C, niacinamide, or hyaluronic acid, and always apply sunscreen in the morning to protect and brighten your skin.

If your foreskin retracts when not erect but not during erection, it may be a mild form of Phimosis. Since hygiene is not an issue, it?s usually not serious, but you can try gentle daily retraction exercises and keep the area clean. In some cases, doctors may prescribe a mild steroid cream to improve flexibility. If there is pain, cracking, or difficulty during intercourse, consult a doctor for proper treatment.