You should continue using your prescribed gel, as its active ingredients, like kojic acid and glycolic acid, are highly effective for fading dark spots and gently exfoliating oily skin. However, since your skin is also acne-prone, it is essential to manage active breakouts to prevent new spots from forming. I recommend consulting your dermatologist about potentially incorporating ingredients like salicylic acid or niacinamide into your routine to control excess oil and acne. Please do not alter or stop your prescribed treatment without your doctor's guidance to avoid skin irritation.

Melasma is a long-term skin condition that requires ongoing care rather than continuous medication. Combining a depigmenting gel with other treatments can help, but you should consult a dermatologist before using Kojivit Plus gel with Vitazed Gold tablets to ensure safety and effectiveness.

Oily skin with pimple scars and brown spots may improve slowly because post-acne pigmentation and skin inflammation often take time to fade. Kojivit Plus may help gradually reduce dark spots, while Aknaybar face wash mainly helps control oil and pimples rather than deeper acne marks. Gentle creams containing azelaic acid or niacinamide are commonly used for oily and acne-prone skin because they may help reduce brown spots, calm inflammation and improve skin texture, with a lower risk of redness or irritation. Lightweight and non-greasy products are generally better tolerated on sensitive oily skin. Regular sunscreen use, gentle face washing twice daily, proper sleep, hydration, and avoiding squeezing pimples may also help improve acne marks gradually. Results are usually slow and may take several weeks or months with consistent skincare. Avoid using multiple strong acne creams together because this may increase dryness, redness, or peeling. Consult your doctor if scars become deep, painful acne continues, or skin irritation worsens despite treatment.