Faceclin Gel can help improve the appearance of bumpy pores, whiteheads, blackheads, and red bumps (pimples) by cleansing pores and reducing swelling. It also helps lighten dark spots over time with regular use. Use it exactly as directed, apply a thin layer on clean skin once or twice a day as advised, and do not use more than recommended. If your skin becomes too dry or irritated, stop and talk to a dermatologist for proper treatment.

You should continue your current treatment for now, as persistent acne and dark spots may take several months to improve. It is important to apply the gels consistently and take the antibiotic exactly as prescribed. If there is no significant improvement after a few months, consult a dermatologist to adjust your treatment or recommend safe alternatives.

You can continue your current routine to prevent new breakouts. To lighten dark spots, you may use skin-lightening products containing niacinamide and vitamin C, along with gentle exfoliants such as glycolic or salicylic acid. To reduce the small holes left by healed pimples and improve skin texture, consult a dermatologist for treatments such as chemical peels, microneedling, or laser therapy. Avoid picking or squeezing pimples, as this may worsen scarring and pigmentation.

You should stop using Amino Power Liquid and other over-the-counter creams, as they may irritate sensitive skin and worsen redness and acne. Use a mild non-foaming cleanser and a gentle moisturiser, avoid sun and heat exposure, and consult a dermatologist for proper evaluation and prescription treatment.

Yes, you can use Faceclin Gel (Clindamycin and Nicotinamide) for pimples that have not opened. Apply a thin layer to the entire affected area as directed, rather than just on the pimples. Avoid excessive use and keep the area clean to prevent irritation. If the pimples worsen or become painful, consult your doctor.