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The patient has been having acne for the past month, with red blister-like pimples mostly on the forehead. Does this need treatment?

Asked by Female, 31 ยท 25 days ago

Acne for a month with red, blister-like pimples on the forehead is usually due to excess oil, blocked pores, or mild infection, and it often responds to basic care to prevent it from worsening. Keep the skin clean, avoid oily products, and do not squeeze pimples, as this can increase inflammation and leave marks. Simple care may help in mild cases, but if the pimples are painful, spreading, or not improving, a doctor can advise suitable treatment. Early care can help prevent scars and better control the condition.
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  1. Assessment: Given your description of acne with red blister-like pimples on your forehead, it's recommended to seek medical evaluation to determine the cause and appropriate treatment.

  2. Treatment Consideration: Over-the-counter topical treatments containing benzoyl peroxide or salicylic acid may be initially tried. If no improvement occurs or if the acne is severe, consult a dermatologist for potential prescription treatments.

  3. Medication Note: If considering stronger treatments like Isotretinoin, professional guidance and prescription are essential due to potential side effects.

Answered 25 days ago