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Managing Acne and Skin Sensitivity: The Role of Oral A-Retinoids

Oral isotretinoin issues? Hello, Doctor. Since middle school, I have been experiencing acne in the T-zone. Initially, I was treated with antibiotics, but my condition fluctuated. Later, I saw some improvement with glycolic acid peels and mandelic acid treatments, but I still cont...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Your concerns need to be assessed in person to confirm the skin condition. Sometimes, it may not be a single issue but rather a combination of factors. It is recommended to consult a nearby dermatologist.

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Managing Rosacea: Can Permethrin Cream Effectively Control Demodex Mites?

Rosacea (Demodex mites) Hello! Background: Three years ago, I experienced frequent facial redness, itching, and peeling. A dermatologist tested for Demodex mites and found that the number of mites on my face triggered rosacea, so I had previously used two tubes of Sulfacetamide c...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Sure.

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Managing Seborrheic Dermatitis: Persistent Redness and Treatment Options

Seborrheic dermatitis Hello, doctor. I have seborrheic dermatitis and have been using a steroid ointment prescribed by my doctor. After finishing the medication, I no longer have itching or peeling issues. However, the area between my eyebrows and around my nostrils has been pers...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Conditions such as telangiectasia, rosacea, and seborrheic dermatitis are all possibilities. To determine the exact issue, a personal examination by a dermatologist is necessary. It is recommended to consult a nearby dermatologist for an evaluation.

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Managing Rosacea: Tips on Treatment and Common Concerns

Facial redness rosacea 1. When using Eucerin ointment to treat rosacea, should I apply the lotion first or the ointment first, or can I use both methods? 2. If there is slight redness, dryness, or burning sensation after application, are these normal side effects? 3. How long...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
In principle, you should apply the lotion first, followed by the ointment. For other questions, it is necessary to see your clinical symptoms in person to provide an answer. It is recommended that you discuss your condition with the physician who is treating you.

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Understanding Urticaria: Duration, Recurrence, and Treatment Insights

Is the phenomenon of urticaria normal? Hello Dr. Wu, Last Saturday night, I suddenly developed a rash. Initially, I thought it was an allergy and applied some medication on my own. However, by early Sunday morning, I noticed that the rash had increased significantly, so I went t...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Such a complex clinical issue is not suitable for online consultation. It is recommended that you seek a face-to-face consultation with a dermatologist to effectively address the problem.

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Understanding Facial Redness: Causes, Symptoms, and When to Seek Help

Frequent facial flushing? Hello Dr. Li, recently my face often becomes flushed, usually concentrated in the T-zone, on both sides of my cheeks, around my eyes, and sometimes extending to the area around my ears and wrists. It doesn't itch, but it feels red and stinging, and ...


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: Based solely on the textual description, it is not possible to accurately diagnose a skin condition. The most common causes of facial redness due to skin issues include rosacea, which leads to the dilation of facial microvessels, or facial allergies. Conditions such as urt...

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Understanding the Impact of AHA and Retinoids on Skin Microvascular Health

A acid and azelaic acid issues? Hello, doctor. I have seen many discussions online about the long-term use of acids such as retinoic acid and azelaic acid causing the appearance of telangiectasia on the face. However, after reading educational articles, I learned that these acids...


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: Thinning of the stratum corneum does not cause telangiectasia. The most common reasons for facial telangiectasia may include having a rosacea-prone skin type or the use of topical corticosteroids. If the skin condition does not improve or worsens, it is advisable to consul...

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Can I Use Topical Retinoids for Acne After Rosacea Treatment?

Use of ointment Hello, doctor. I was previously diagnosed with papulopustular rosacea. After treatment with antibiotics and topical metronidazole, my condition is now stable with no recurrence. However, I still have issues with acne and comedones on my face. I usually use azelaic...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Sure.

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Can Urticaria Medications Cause Acne Breakouts?

Can medications for urticaria cause acne? Hello doctor, I have recently experienced an outbreak of urticaria and have been taking the following medications for about two weeks: Prednisone 5 mg (a corticosteroid), Chlorpheniramine 2 mg (an antihistamine), and Hydroxyzine 5 mg (an ...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
After discontinuing Pulilan tablets, the condition will return to normal.

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Understanding Rosacea Treatment: Gel Usage, Dosage, and Skincare Tips

Inquiry about rosacea medications and skincare products? Dear Dr. Wu, I was recently diagnosed with rosacea, and my doctor prescribed me with Puri Gel. I have a few questions: 1. Should it be applied to the entire face? What is the recommended amount to use at one time? 2. Does...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
1. In principle, yes, approximately 5-10mm should be sufficient for a thin application over the entire face. 2. Yes, it is possible. 3. There are no specific restrictions. 4. It mainly depends on individual needs, as there are differences between indoor and outdoor work, as well ...

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Understanding Rosacea Treatment: Gel Application and Skincare Tips

Inquiry about rosacea medications and skincare products? Hello Dr. Wu, I was recently diagnosed with rosacea, and my doctor prescribed me with Puri Gel. I have a few questions: 1. Should it be used on the entire face? What is the recommended amount to use at one time? 2. Does t...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
1. In principle, yes, approximately 5-10mm should be sufficient for a thin application over the entire face. 2. Yes, it can be used. 3. There are no specific restrictions. 4. It mainly depends on individual needs, as there are differences between indoor and outdoor work, as well ...

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Why Does My Skin Get Oily in Northern Taiwan? Solutions for Oily Skin

As soon as I returned to the northern region, my T-zone became excessively oily? I am from the northern part of Taiwan and have been dealing with oily skin, acne, and sensitive skin since puberty. My oiliness was so severe that I had to use several oil-absorbing sheets, and regul...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Indeed, the level of oiliness is significantly related to the environment and climate, so cleansing should be adjusted accordingly.

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Why Does My Skin Get Oily in the North? Understanding Climate Effects on Oily Skin

As soon as I returned to the northern region, my T-zone became excessively oily? I am from the northern part of Taiwan and have had oily skin, acne, and sensitive skin since puberty. My oiliness was so severe that I had to use several oil-absorbing sheets, and regular tissue coul...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
You asked the exact same question on May 13th.

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Why Does My Skin Get Oily in Northern Taiwan? Understanding Oiliness and Solutions

As soon as I returned to the northern region, my T-zone became excessively oily? I am from the northern part of Taiwan and have had oily skin, acne, and sensitive skin since puberty. My oiliness was so severe that I had to use several oil-absorbing sheets, and regular tissue coul...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Indeed, the level of oiliness is significantly related to the environment and climate, so cleansing should be adjusted accordingly.

[Read More] Why Does My Skin Get Oily in Northern Taiwan? Understanding Oiliness and Solutions


Why Does My Skin Get Oily in the North? Understanding Regional Effects on Acne

As soon as I returned to the northern region, my T-zone became excessively oily? I am from the northern part of Taiwan and have had oily skin, acne, and sensitive skin since puberty. My oiliness was so severe that I needed to use several oil-absorbing sheets, as regular tissue co...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Indeed, the level of oiliness is significantly related to the environment and climate, so cleansing should be adjusted accordingly.

[Read More] Why Does My Skin Get Oily in the North? Understanding Regional Effects on Acne


Understanding Keratosis and Seborrheic Keratosis: Treatment Options and Care

Keratosis pilaris and seborrheic keratosis? I would like to ask if urea can improve skin keratinization, considering that I usually use alpha hydroxy acids. Can both be used together? Additionally, I have seborrheic keratosis on my neck, back, and under my chest. I have previousl...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Urea can be used, but not at the same time. For seborrheic keratosis, laser treatment is still the most ideal option. For rosacea around the eyes, a dermatologist can provide evaluation and treatment.

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Understanding Doxycycline Dosage for Skin Conditions: A Patient's Guide

The dosage of Doxycycline capsules for dermatological use? Hello Doctor, in recent days I have developed many itchy red spots on my skin, so I went to the dermatology department at the hospital for a consultation. The doctor informed me that it was caused by mask acne and mild ro...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
You should consult your attending physician about this issue, as they are most familiar with your condition and can help you choose the appropriate medication.

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Understanding Oral A-Retinoids: Are Blisters on the Chin Normal?

Oral isotretinoin causing blisters on the chin? Due to having rosacea, my doctor recommended taking isotretinoin (Roaccutane) three times a week. After just one week of treatment, I noticed a blister forming on my lower right chin. It's not a typical acne lesion; it's a...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
It is rare to hear about this adverse reaction from taking vitamin A acid. You can stop the medication and discuss it with your dermatologist.

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Managing Rosacea: Do I Have to Rely on Medication Forever?

Discontinuing medication for rosacea leads to a relapse? Hello, Doctor: I have been treating my rosacea for a year now. During this time, I have taken oral isotretinoin, applied sulfacetamide, and used both oral and topical medications covered by insurance. Recently, the erythema...


Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Have there been any adjustments to your daily routine or diet? Medication treatment can only account for a small part of managing seborrheic dermatitis.

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Persistent Facial Redness: Seeking Solutions for Unresolved Skin Issues

Facial erythema? From approximately January 2021 to June 2021, the nasolabial folds extended upwards to the sides of the nasal bridge (without affecting the nostrils) and downwards around the lips, ultimately reaching the chin, forming a triangular shape without touching the lips...


Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: Based solely on the textual description, it is not possible to accurately diagnose a skin condition. Generally, simple eczema does not last that long. It may be necessary to rule out allergic predisposition, rosacea, or autoimmune issues, among others. If the skin conditio...

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