For persistent acne, you can continue using Erytop lotion as directed, but also focus on gentle care: wash your face twice daily with a mild cleanser, avoid harsh scrubs, and keep your skin moisturised. Home remedies like applying aloe vera gel, honey, or a simple green tea compress can help reduce inflammation. If pimples do not improve in a few weeks, see a dermatologist for stronger or combination treatments.

Yes, Erytop lotion is generally safe for treating acne on the face, but use it as directed by your doctor. Apply a thin layer only on pimples, avoid sensitive areas like around the eyes, and do not overuse to prevent dryness or irritation.

For pimples, use a gentle oil-free face wash, apply adapalene or clindamycin gel at night, and avoid squeezing them. If pimples are frequent or painful, consult a dermatologist for stronger treatments like retinoids or antibiotics.

Yes, Clindamycin phosphate gel can help treat acne by reducing bacteria and inflammation, but it works best for mild to moderate pimples. Use it once or twice daily, and pair it with a gentle cleanser. If acne persists, a dermatologist may add a retinoid for better results.

If pimples persist despite using Erytop lotion, you may need an added treatment like a retinoid (Adapalene) at night or benzoyl peroxide in the morning. Avoid oily products, keep skin clean, and see a dermatologist if acne is severe or long-lasting.