Facicare Cream Health Feed

I will suggest you to apply aloevera gel twice a day for six months over the lesion and follow up on completion.

Melasma is due to hormones and sunexposure. You will require non hydroquinone and non steroid based creams. Use a sunscreen 30 mins before going out and repeat every 4 hours. You can send your picture and then i will be able to advise better.

You need proper homeopathic treatment. U can try this fruit pack. Take 1 pc carrot, 1pc tomato, 1pc apple, 1pc papaya grind It mixed with honey and add some lemon juice on it. Apply on your skin leave it for 30 min. Wash it. Do it 3-4 days atlst a week. Try to drink plenty of water. Eat fresh fruits and veg. With this you need proper homeopathic treatment for permanent solution. Soo you.

Hello Mr. lybrate-user, you can go for chemical peeling which takes 4-6 sessions with a time interval of 15 days between each session by visiting a good dermatologist.

Hello, skin lite cream contains mainly hydroquinone, that is harmful for your skin on a prolong use.
So try to discontinue its use gradually.
Take homoeopathic medicine arsenic alb. 30 ch, 3 drops twice daily for 10 days.
Use herbal neem calendula soap.
Use b & t aloe vera cream after bathing.
Drink plenty of water.
Revert after 10 days.
Take care.

Hello it is a hydroquinone containing cream which is used for treating hyperpigmentation (dark patches) it is not advisable however to use this as a regular depigmenting cream as it has side effects as well. If you have been prescribed by a dermatologist then you should be safe. If you would like to know more about safer creams that can be used for hyperpigmentation and so on, get in touch with us .

I will suggest you to stop applying your ongoing cream and apply caladryl lotion eight hourly and follow up with images after two days.

Use Aloe Vera with Vitamin E skin cream in the day time Diprovate plus skin cream at bed time for one week.

It is never better to use...
It will.show initial improvement and then will have worse side effects..

No. Treatment depends on the grade of pigment skin. For detailed prescription do direct online consultation with photos.