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Red Marks on Face
by naaz239, Sep 10, 2008 12:37AM
Before i used to have acne on my face, i consult with doctor he prescribed me with a cream called Benzac AC, Acne is gone little bit not everything, now red marks are there on my skin which is not going at all, wat shall i do for that which cream should i use please let me know its very urgent pls..........
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There are several medications for resistant acne including tretinoin or retinoic acid preparations.
You should wash your face frequently and apply calamine lotion at the sites. Avoid sun exposure and use a medicated sunscreen.
Scar marks due to acne are commonly seen. However, the intensity and spread of these marks may vary. The treatment options are therefore dependent on these factors.
Topical applications and cosmetic treatments are available for this. They may also be available OTC for some users. However, professional advise may be needed in some cases depending on extent of lesions.
Some of these include, applications such as collagen, microdermabrasion etc..
It would be best to consult a doctor if it does not resolve on its own.
Let us know if you need any other information.
Regards.