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I have increasing pimples and my skin tone appears to be darkening day by day. Can you suggest any gel or medication to improve my skin and reduce pimples?

Asked by Female, 30 ยท 2 days ago

If your pimples are increasing along with darkening of the skin, it usually means ongoing acne with post-inflammatory pigmentation, which can be improved with the right combination of treatment and skincare, so start with a gentle routine, wash your face twice daily, avoid scrubbing or picking, and use sunscreen daily to prevent further darkening, while adding effective treatments like a retinoid or combination gel (such as adapalene + benzoyl peroxide) to control pimples and reduce oil, as these help unclog pores and kill acne-causing bacteria. For dark marks and uneven tone, creams containing azelaic acid can be helpful as they reduce pigmentation and inflammation, and examples include options like Aziderm Gel or Aziderm 10% Cream, while combination acne gels like Adapalene and Benzoyl Peroxide Gel or Epiduo Gel can help control active acne. However, since your condition seems to be worsening, it is best to consult a dermatologist who may prescribe stronger or oral medicines if needed, and with consistent treatment, improvement is usually seen over 4-8 weeks.
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  1. Recommended Gel:

    • Use Deriva-CMS Gel (containing Adapalene and Clindamycin).
    • Apply a thin layer on clean, dry, affected areas.
  2. Precautions:

    • Avoid sun exposure; use sunscreen.
    • Not suitable for broken or hypersensitive skin.
  3. Possible Side Effects:

    • Can cause irritation or redness.
    • Seek medical advice if side effects persist.
  4. Additional Advice:

    • Ensure you're not allergic to any ingredients.
    • Consult a healthcare professional if pregnant or breastfeeding.

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