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I was on treatment with Sotret 20 mg Capsule last year and stopped six months ago. I have no visible acne now, but there are small, fluid-filled spots on my skin. What can I do to remove these?
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I was on treatment with Sotret 20 mg Capsule last year and stopped six months ago. I have no visible acne now, but there are small, fluid-filled spots on my skin. What can I do to remove these?
Asked by Female, 29 · 2 months ago
You should consult a dermatologist to determine the cause of these small fluid-filled spots and to discuss safe removal options, which may include extraction, topical treatments, or minor procedures. Avoid squeezing or popping them yourself to prevent scarring or infection.
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Understanding Fluid-Filled Spots
- These may be milia or post-acne cysts, common after acne treatment.
Gentle Skin Care Practices
- Use mild, non-comedogenic cleansers and moisturizers.
- Avoid harsh scrubs or picking at spots to prevent irritation.
Sun Protection
- Apply broad-spectrum sunscreen daily to protect sensitive skin.
Over-the-Counter Options
- Consider gentle exfoliants with salicylic or glycolic acid, used cautiously.
When to See a Dermatologist
- Consult a dermatologist if spots persist, worsen, or cause discomfort.
Answered 2 months ago