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  5. I have pimples on my back and many stretch marks. My doctor suggested using Dermadew Acne Soap and Acnetor-AD Gel. Should I use these, and can you suggest some affordable alternatives since these products are expensive?

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I have pimples on my back and many stretch marks. My doctor suggested using Dermadew Acne Soap and Acnetor-AD Gel. Should I use these, and can you suggest some affordable alternatives since these products are expensive?

Asked by Female, 30 · 8 days ago

Dr G Reddy

Dr G Reddy

M Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics)

8 days ago

Yes, you can use the medicines suggested by your doctor, as they are commonly used for acne-prone skin. Dermadew Acne Soap helps cleanse excess oil and reduce acne-causing bacteria, while Acnetor AD Gel is used to treat pimples and inflammation. These products are designed to control acne and keep the skin clean and healthy. Cheaper alternatives for Acnetor AD Gel include Cligel A gel, Nilac A gel, Nioclean AD gel, Reticlin A gel, Lacne gel, Belclin A gel, Acnesol A nanogel, Femicol ADP gel, Acinicin gel, and Waigamicin A gel. Always consult your doctor before switching to alternatives.
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Dermadew Acne Soap is used to cleanse the skin and help reduce acne by removing excess oil and bacteria. Acnetor-AD Gel contains clindamycin, an antibiotic, and adapalene, a retinoid, which work together to reduce acne-causing bacteria and promote skin cell turnover to clear pimples.

These products are suitable for treating pimples on your back as prescribed by your doctor. However, they do not treat stretch marks, which require different treatments. For affordable alternatives, you can consider generic clindamycin and adapalene gels or acne soaps containing salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide, which are commonly available and cost-effective.

🩺 When to See Doctor

Continue using these as directed by your dermatologist and consult them if you experience persistent irritation or if your acne does not improve.

🏥 Affordable Alternatives

  • Generic clindamycin and adapalene gels
  • Acne soaps with salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide

Always check with your dermatologist before switching products to ensure safety and effectiveness.To narrow down potential causes, we will need some more information.Please tell me your age and gender.

Answered 8 days ago

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