chemical peel question?
hi everyone.
i used a drugstore brand (acne free spot treatment) on-the-spot treatment on the whole right side of my face to clear up a few blemishes i had. after i used this product three times in a row, i noticed the skin of my cheek was very dry. in fact, so dry that within a few days i could peel the dead skin off the side of my cheek. this freaked me out so i stopped using the spot treatment...until i noticed that after the dead skin peeled, my face looked so much better! it seemed to have worked as a chemical peel. so my question is, can i use this product again on other spots of my face that have some scars?? i've gotten microdermabrasions and chemical peels before...and they cost me more then i can afford. is it okay for me to use this as a substitute?
maybe not because you don't know if this is a safe treatment to be using this intensly so i would hold off and talk to a dermatologist because you wouldn't want to harm your face permenantly
Hello, you can take homoeopathic medicine Glow care drops (Lord's) ( 10 drops in little water) thrice a day for a week and revert. 
Follow the tips 
1. Cleanse your face twice a day using lukewarm water to dissolve oil. 
2. Avoid touching your face with your hands as this germs to your facial [skin](https://www.lybrate.com/medicine/zole-skin-ointment), making it to breakouts. 
3. Ensure that you drink10-12 glasses of water daily. 
4. Avoid fried and spicy food. 
5.Include fruits, raw vegetables and fresh vegetable juices in your [diet](https://www.lybrate.com/treatment-for-healthy-diet). 
6.Avoid harsh skin products. Hi Atika,



  

Before choosing the right face wash, you need to know the type of skin first. There are many types of facial soaps and their benefits. Ideally, you should first consult a dermatologist regarding your skin condition and type.



  

Currently your face is irritated and is under treatment. Generally, if you really need a special face wash, the doctor will give it to you. If the doctor has not told you beforehand, you can use your face wash beforehand (provided that it is not the cause of your face irritation). It's safer, you don't use certain facial soaps especially those that are harsh or non-neutral in nature. Washing your face does not have to use soap if your face is not too dirty or you don't use makeup, plain water is enough to clean it. Here are tips on washing your face:







Wash your face twice a day, especially if using cosmetics  

No need to scrub too hard  

It is best not to use products that contain perfume, detergents or alcohol especially if you have sensitive skin  

Wipe your face with a clean cloth, no need to scrub too hard when drying it, just pat it gently







  

At this time, you should follow your doctor's treatment advice and control for the specified time.



  

Also read: Choosing a Face Wash



  

Similar discussion: Good Facial Wash



  

Regards,



  

dr. Mega the so-called, "collagen/anti-aging" cream is an advertising term and will not do what implies. use any make up that will mask the lesions.
for good health - have a diet rich in fresh vegetables, fruits, whole grains, low fat milk and milk products, nuts, beans, legumes, lentils and small amounts of lean meats. avoid saturated fats. exercise at least 150 minutes/week and increase the intensity of exercise gradually. do not use tobacco, alcohol, weed or street drugs in any form. 
practice safe sex. 
get hpv vaccine. see more... Hello, thank you for the question to HealthReplies.com.



  

for complaints that you experience can be caused by several possible causes:



  

1. Hyperpigmentation: the buildup of skin color that causes the skin to look very black, usually affected by direct sunlight exposure



  

2. Very dry skin: Very dry skin will cause skin to become stiff, dry and sore



  

3. Sensitive skin: if sensitive skin is usually very easy to experience redness, heat, sore



  

to find out the cause, diagnosis and treatment of your complaint, you should consult with a dermatologist.



  

for a good face soap you use, whatever the brand is fine as long as the facial soap does not contain scrubs, it must be smooth without any grain.



  

prevention can be done:



  

1. Wash your face with face wash a maximum of 2x a day



  

2. Stay away from direct sun exposure



  

3. Using sunscreen to prevent direct sunlight on the skin



  

thus hopefully benefits it is wonderful that you have been able to get past the drugs & each day forward will help your system rebuild. some tissues that are irritated or injured by the exposure will repair over weeks, months & years but some effects are lasting. the central nervous system, nerves & heart muscle have little ability to repair if affected. see more... try something like nutraplus, which contains an emollient that will rehydrate the skin and also help to get rid of the scaling.<br> acne scars are caused by loss or damage to the dermal tissue. the most common type, depressed scars, are caused by thick strands of fibers that pull the skin downwards. treatment of these scars should both disrupt these fibers and trigger the production of healthy new collagen to fill up the depression. fractional lasers can reach to a maximal depth of 1mm while the newer microneedle rf (radiowaves) system that seem to be more effective can reach up to 3.5mm. due to their deeper penetration non insulated microneedle rf technologies (such as endymed’s intensif system) seem to be more efficient and safe than the fractional lasers, especially on darker skin types. before and after 1 micro needle rf treatment for acne scars (endymed intensif handpiece) primarily pt has got phimosis and due to friction developed cracked fore skin with super added infection.
pt should go for blood sugar and hba1c test to see really diabetic or not because these sorts ailment common with the diabetic patients.
initially treatment of infection with
antibiotic broad spectrum
to clean the part and dried up application of mipurocin ointment 
once the infection is controlled
plan for curcumcission it could be irritation by the clippers themselves which would be more of an allergic rash or it could be an infection. i cannot exclude a fungal infection as well. i would see your doctor for an evaluation to decide on the appropriate medication and treatment for your problem. have a swell day. see more... you could see a dermatologist, dentist, or oral surgeon. could be a canker sore (apthous ulcer) or herpes. topical lidocaine, or a mixtire of benadryl, (diphenhydramine) maalox, and lidocaine helps. stay away from citrus, or spicy foods. see more...