Do I need to take these pills to see a dermatologist for acne?

The doctor naturally has a reason for prescribing medicine to you.

You still eat according to the rules he gave you.

The instructions are just examples, but they can also eliminate inflammation on the face.

It's okay if you eat.

If you feel that there is ***, just stop taking the drug.

You still eat first and cooperate with the doctor's **!

I used to have acne too. This requires its own endocrine regulation. I didn't dare to take the medicine prescribed by the doctor.

It's not a disease, it's a natural physiological reaction. I don't think it's a disease, why go to the hospital to see what I am doing with those medicines?。。 It is necessary to adjust the internal and external governance.

I'm not a salesman, so I suggest you try Sister Xiafang's cosmetics. It's better not to take medicine. You have to clean up the garbage in the **, and then do the conditioning.

I wish you a beautiful face soon. ~~

Get enough sleep and develop good sleep habits.

The internal drug "Tels" can inhibit the secretion of male hormones and reduce oil secretion, and the effect of acne control is very obvious, but it will make ** dehydration and dryness; If you are planning to become pregnant, you need to stop taking the drug for one and a half years. Therefore, it is generally only recommended to use it when the acne is very severe. The internal drug "memanmycin", an antibiotic with very little drug resistance, is currently the first choice for acne, and Xiaomei can continue to take it.

The topical drug "Bimaisen" is a very effective ** acne topical drug, the main ingredients are erythromycin and benzoic acid peroxide. Some people don't like it because it will peel off when you use it, and the doctor said that if you want to treat acne, you need to remove the diseased group brother withered cells, and peeling is inevitable - many acne bright skin care products will peel off, but you don't feel it. But also pay attention to how to use it:

Just use a cotton swab to apply the medicine to the pimple, do not enlarge the area and damage the surrounding health**. The external medicine "Daphwen" is relatively mild, and it will take effect after at least 2 weeks, which is suitable for blackheads and mild inflammation. Contains vitamin A acid, which can help restore normal metabolism and can be used for a long time.

The main ingredient of the external drug "Bansai" is benzoic acid peroxide, which is relatively dry after use. For those who are prone to acne, Dr. Tan recommends that you always keep a "Baiduobang" (mupirocin ointment) or lincomycin eye drops, which have a good bactericidal and anti-inflammatory effect and are very safe; Use it when there are small red spots on acne, and continue to use it until the acne scars turn light brown.

There is no acne in the problem description, it is impossible to determine what kind of acne it is, if the acne is serious, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital ** department to see.

Types of pimples:

1. Nodular acne.

It is mostly found on the cheeks, is light red or dark red, and some are prominently raised, forming a hemispherical or conical shape.

2. Papular acne.

The papules are localized protrusions that are higher than **, as small as a needle, as large as a soybean, and generally have white tips.

3. Cystic acne.

It looks red and swollen, and there is pus in the pimple, but it does not have white tips, and sometimes thick juice comes out.

4. Pustule acne.

It usually evolves from papules, first into pea-sized blisters, and then into pustules in about 1-2 days.

5. Nodular cystic acne.

Nodular acne does not cause the acne to deteriorate into a cyst if it is not timely**, and the two coexist to form a nodular cyst acne.

6. Papules Pustular-type acne.

Papular acne does not lead to the progression of the acne into pustules without time**, and the coexistence of the two becomes papulopusal acne.

7. Polymeric acne.

Aggregate acne refers to having more than two acne symptoms at the same time,** with certain skin lesions and more severe symptoms.

8. Whiteheads.

Whiteheads are more common on the face and appear as a small, hemispherical white rash the size of a grain of rice and a hard texture.

9. Blackheads.

Blackheads, also known as open new pimples, appear to be large or small black spots on the surface.

I didn't see you** According to your description Oily**Need to pay attention to cleaning Towels can be used if you don't wash and change them often Moisturizing** can hydrate If there is geneticism in the family, when you reach a certain age, acne will naturally disappear Work and rest should be regular If acne shows signs of aggravation after a period of time, you need to help a doctor in a regular hospital**Department I believe that the doctor will not harm you.

Let's go to the ** department and listen to what the doctor said, I just didn't care about it before, the pores on my face are getting bigger and bigger, and the original small piece is about to spread to the whole face.

What you said about "acne scars", I didn't see **ah, 19-year-old facial "acne" is common, you squeeze out his surroundings** There must be a reaction, so don't care about him, according to experience, many **methods are not obvious, and it will naturally get better at a certain age, of course, like you said, "I haven't eaten snacks for a long time, my diet is also light, and I often drink water", I must insist, try not to eat fatty meat, eat less oily food and starchy food, and exercise more logistics to take a bath and wash my face and remove oil, which is still effective.

It is necessary to go to the ** department as soon as possible.

**The medications given by the physician are normal.

Unless your friend is pregnant, talk to the doctor separately.

There is also acne, **The doctor will also divide whether you have sensitive skin or non-sensitive, and you have to talk to the doctor.

Acne if under severe.

It will leave a very deep depression.

Aloe vera gel, acne and anti-inflammatory, sedative and sterilization...

What kind of pimples. How long has it been? Do you have any other symptoms?