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I hve been using skin lite cream for past 5 yrs now my skin is damaging and becoming red and patchy i want to discontinue its usage
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Stop it. But symptoms need to be controlled by medications
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please consult me privately with pictures for best advice
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Skinlite cream contain steroid. It is not good for skin. On long term usage it leads to redness of skin, hair growth and many other problem.
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Send me the pic of affected area. Also let me know your type of skin, any other medical problem. you can consult me through direct online consulation so that I can help you further
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Avoid sunlight and cosmetic for few days.
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No...contains steroid.. very dangerous... alternate safe cream available...do direct private online consultation for detailed prescription by sending photos.
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Dr. Sunakshi Singh
Dermatologist
14 yrs exp
Delhi
Stop skinlite. The damage may remain lifelong
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Sunscreen
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Never use steroid creams again on face without consulting a doctor
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Dr. Niraj Jain
Cosmetologist
13 yrs exp
Kolkata
Stop using it, it contains steroid and hydroquinone, it wl damage ur skin,
Consult me online for better management
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