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  5. My face is covered in acne. Additionally, it is quite difficult, almost like chickenpox. Marks won't be leaving. I used Retino-A, Clear Gel, and Clin Me Skin. Not useful.?Please assist me.

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My face is covered in acne. Additionally, it is quite difficult, almost like chickenpox. Marks won't be leaving. I used Retino-A, Clear Gel, and Clin Me Skin. Not useful.?Please assist me.

Asked by Female, 28 · 12 hours ago

Y. Lakshmi Thulasi

Y. Lakshmi Thulasi

Pharm-D (Post baccalaureate)

12 hours ago

It sounds like you have severe Acne vulgaris with deep or cystic pimples, which can look like chickenpox and leave marks, and since creams like Retino-A and Clear Gel haven?t helped, you likely need stronger, doctor-supervised treatment. Because this type of acne can cause permanent scars, it?s important to consult a skin specialist soon for the right treatment plan.
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What are the possible causes of my acne and marks?What treatments can I try beyond Retino-A and Clear Gel?How can I manage acne scars and marks effectively?When should I see a doctor urgently for my skin condition?What diagnostic tests might a dermatologist perform for my acne?

  1. Possible Causes of Persistent Acne and Chickenpox-like Lesions

    • Consider severe acne variants or acneiform eruptions. Other skin conditions may mimic chickenpox.

  2. Evaluation and Diagnostic Steps

    • Consult a dermatologist for examination. A skin biopsy or cultures may be needed for diagnosis.

  3. Treatment Options Beyond Current Medications

    • Explore systemic treatments like oral antibiotics, hormonal therapy, or isotretinoin with medical guidance.

  4. Management of Acne Scars and Marks

    • Consider chemical peels, laser therapy, or microneedling for scar improvement.

  5. When to Seek Urgent Care

    • Seek immediate care for spreading infection, severe pain, or systemic symptoms.

Answered 12 hours ago

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