Lacne 20 is a potent medication used to treat severe acne. Because it can impact the liver, cholesterol, skin dryness, and other bodily systems, long-term use should only be done under a dermatologist's supervision. Your treatment, nutrition, skin care regimen, hormones, and potential triggers like oily skin, stress, or dandruff may need to be reviewed if your pimples persist after two years. Use non-oily skin products, avoid squeezing pimples, wash your face gently, and keep seeing a dermatologist for blood tests and appropriate dosage adjustments. Without a doctor's approval, do not increase or continue taking the medication on your own.

Yes, Lacne Gel (Adapalene and Clindamycin) is commonly used and considered effective for treating mild to moderate acne (pimples). Adapalene helps to open blocked pores, reduce blackheads and whiteheads, and prevent new pimples from forming. Clindamycin is an antibiotic that reduces the acne-causing bacteria and helps decrease redness and swelling. You should apply the gel exactly as advised by your doctor, usually once daily at bedtime, to clean and dry skin. Use only a thin layer over the affected areas. During the first few weeks, you may notice mild dryness, redness, peeling, or slight irritation. This is common and usually improves as the skin adjusts to the medicine. Avoid excessive sun exposure and use a gentle moisturiser and sunscreen during the day, as adapalene can make the skin more sensitive to sunlight. Regular use of this medicine for several weeks is often needed before clear improvement is seen. Continue treatment patiently and follow up with your doctor if acne persists or worsens.