Redness After Applying Prescription Cream: What to Expect?
I applied the hydrocortisone ointment prescribed by the doctor, and my face has developed redness and an allergic reaction? Due to having sunspots and liver spots on my face, I visited a dermatologist and applied the medication Hydroquinone as prescribed before bed. Today, I noti...
Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
It will fade. If it is only applied 1-2 times, it is unlikely to cause significant pigmentation.[Read More] Redness After Applying Prescription Cream: What to Expect?
Understanding Sunspots: Seeking Treatment from a Dermatologist
Regarding the issue of sunspots? Doctor, I previously inquired about the issue of sunspots on my face and asked for a cream to remove them. The doctor suggested that I find a dermatologist nearby. Does "find a dermatologist nearby" mean to look for a dermatology clinic ...
Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello! Yes! It is recommended to first consult a nearby dermatologist to assess the condition of your facial skin and to diagnose whether it is indeed sunspots or another issue. After that, you can decide which type of spot removal cream to use and how to apply it. Thank you![Read More] Understanding Sunspots: Seeking Treatment from a Dermatologist
Effective Creams for Removing Sun Spots: Recommendations and Where to Buy
The issue of having sunspots on the face? I have sunspots on my face due to sun exposure, and I know that laser treatment is an option. However, I would like to try using a cream to remove the sunspots first. Where can I buy a cream for removing sunspots? Do you have any recommen...
Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: For the issue of facial sunspots, it is recommended to prioritize daily sun protection. You can apply sunscreen lotion on your face and reapply it every 2-3 hours. When going outside, use an umbrella, wear a hat, sunglasses, and a mask to block UV damage. If you wish to us...[Read More] Effective Creams for Removing Sun Spots: Recommendations and Where to Buy
Understanding and Treating Dark Spots on Children's Faces
The issue of dark spots on a child's face? Hello, doctor. I would like to ask you a question. My child has had light dark spots on their cheeks since a young age, with more on the left cheek. Recently, after starting first grade, I've noticed that the spots seem to have...
Dr. Li Yufen Reply:
Hello: There are various types of pigmented lesions. For a preliminary introduction, you can refer to Dr. Hsieh's article on Care Online: https://www.careonline.com.tw/2019/11/lentigo-melasma-seborrheic-keratosis.html?m=1. I recommend that you take your child to consult with...[Read More] Understanding and Treating Dark Spots on Children's Faces
Understanding Café-au-Lait Spots: Causes, Concerns, and Treatment Options
Many small café au lait spots? Hello Doctor: I have many small café-au-lait spots around my left eye and forehead (there are several dozen that look like sunspots, all less than 1 centimeter, about a few millimeters). I only found out they were café-au-lait spots when I recently ...
Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
1. The lesion is not visible, and it is not possible to determine the issue. If it is causing significant distress, please seek medical attention promptly. 2. Both are hypothetical questions, and I cannot provide answers.[Read More] Understanding Café-au-Lait Spots: Causes, Concerns, and Treatment Options
Understanding Facial Spots: Causes and Treatment Options for Teens
The skin keeps developing spots? Hello, doctor. I am a 19-year-old teenager. My skin used to be very good, but for the past six months, I have been developing very faint spots on my face. Since I have been retaking exams this whole year, I haven't been exposed to much sunlig...
Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
It is not yet clear what type of spots you have; you should first seek medical evaluation to confirm the diagnosis before any recommendations or treatment can be provided.[Read More] Understanding Facial Spots: Causes and Treatment Options for Teens
Persistent Dark Spots on Right Side of Face: Causes and Solutions
Spots are continuously appearing on the right side of the face? Hello, doctor. I would like to ask about the spots that have been continuously appearing on the right side of my face (approximately three centimeters below the eye, extending from the bridge of the nose to the ear) ...
Dr. Lin Xinpeng Reply:
Hello: You did not provide the color of the spots. Generally, the most common type is sunspots, which are less related to the use of skincare products and more associated with sun exposure. However, it is still recommended that you visit a dermatology clinic to determine the type...[Read More] Persistent Dark Spots on Right Side of Face: Causes and Solutions
How to Alleviate Stinging from Silian Ointment Use on Skin?
Using Silian ointment may cause stinging. How can I prevent the stinging sensation? I visited a dermatologist today, and the doctor said I have acne, sunspots, and comedones on my face. I was advised to apply Silian ointment. When I used Silian before bed, it really stung, almost...
Dr. Yang Zhiya Reply:
Hello, when using Silian ointment for the first time, you may experience some irritation. It is recommended that if you feel very uncomfortable, you should temporarily discontinue use and wait for your skin to recover. If you wish to use it again, you can apply a thinner layer or...[Read More] How to Alleviate Stinging from Silian Ointment Use on Skin?
Addressing Hair Loss and Age Spots: Expert Dermatological Insights
Hair loss and spots on the back of the hands? Hello Dr. Du, I have been troubled by two issues in recent years. The first is that my hairline has receded at the forehead, and the hair on the crown of my head has also become sparse, making it difficult to maintain my hairstyle. I...
Dr. Du Zhiqiang Reply:
Hello, if there is thinning hair in the frontal area with an M-shaped hairline receding, and the individual is over 30 years old, it may be androgenetic alopecia. Even if there is no obvious hereditary pattern in the previous generation, there could be a skipped generation inheri...[Read More] Addressing Hair Loss and Age Spots: Expert Dermatological Insights
Effective Long-Term Solutions for Facial Pigmentation After Pregnancy
Spot removal Hello: I originally had spots on my cheekbones due to melanin deposition, which became more pronounced after giving birth. The areas on both sides are about the size of a 50 NT dollar coin each. I would like to know what permanent and long-lasting options are current...
Dr. Jiang Yujiao Reply:
Hello: After giving birth, there are areas of hyperpigmentation on both sides of the cheekbones, each about the size of a 50 NT dollar coin. To assess the pigmentation, the color, shape, depth, and degree of fusion of the spots should be evaluated to determine whether it is 1. me...[Read More] Effective Long-Term Solutions for Facial Pigmentation After Pregnancy
Does Sun Exposure Cause New Moles? Insights from Dermatology
Does sun exposure cause moles to develop? Doctor: I live in Australia, where the sun is very strong and there are holes in the ozone layer. Recently, my classmates and I have noticed that we have developed many moles, mostly on our arms. Although we rarely spend time outdoors in ...
Dr. Zheng Lizhen Reply:
Hello: After exposure to ultraviolet rays, it is indeed easier to develop sunspots and some small moles. Sincerely, Dr. Cheng Li-Chen, Dermatologist.[Read More] Does Sun Exposure Cause New Moles? Insights from Dermatology
Can Laser Treatment Remove Sunspots for Keloid-Prone Skin?
Can keloids be treated with laser for the removal of sun spots? Is it suitable for individuals with keloid-prone skin to undergo laser treatment for removing sunspots on the face?
Dr. Zheng Lizhen Reply:
Keloids are caused by individual predisposition or genetic factors. Surgical scars, burn scars, injuries, and even acne scars can serve as precursors to keloids. Therefore, individuals with this predisposition should be particularly cautious and avoid any skin injuries to prevent...[Read More] Can Laser Treatment Remove Sunspots for Keloid-Prone Skin?
Understanding Cheekbone Nevi: Causes, Treatments, and Prevention Tips
Zygomatic nevus Is a chloasma (melasma) a type of sunspot? What is the difference between chloasma and dark spots? Will chloasma increase in number over time? I have relatively fair skin; will more spots develop after ruby laser treatment? Are there dietary therapies that can hel...
Dr. Zheng Lizhen Reply:
The correct medical term for zygomatic nevus is "acquired bilateral dermal melanosis" or "late-onset bilateral Ota's nevus." Following the publication of dermal melanosis by Japanese physician Dr. Ota in 1939, researchers gradually observed this type of d...[Read More] Understanding Cheekbone Nevi: Causes, Treatments, and Prevention Tips
Understanding Unusual Moles: When to Seek Dermatological Advice
Mole!! Hello Doctor: My skin is very unusual; I have a lot of moles, and many of them are not congenital. Some have appeared for no apparent reason, while others have developed due to sun exposure. I would like to ask if this situation is normal?
Dr. Zheng Lizhen Reply:
Some moles are not present at birth but develop gradually over time; some spots that appear after sun exposure may be sunspots rather than moles.[Read More] Understanding Unusual Moles: When to Seek Dermatological Advice
Understanding Red Moles: Causes and When to Seek Medical Advice
Hemangioma Dear Doctor: I have developed small red moles on the inner and outer sides of my left arm that do not resemble sunspots. The red mole on the inner side of my arm feels slightly raised. Why are these red moles appearing? Is this normal?
Dr. Jin Lianchun Reply:
Hello, Miss: This is a benign hemangioma, which is related to congenital constitution. It is quite common and normal. Generally, as age increases, the number may also increase, but it poses no significant health risks. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Red Moles: Causes and When to Seek Medical Advice
Effective Treatments for Sun Spots on the Back of Your Hands
Sunspots How can a physician remove sunspots from the back of the hand?
Dr. Zheng Lizhen Reply:
Sunspots on the arms can be removed using cryotherapy, electrosurgery, or laser treatment. It's important to develop a habit of sun protection to prevent new spots from forming![Read More] Effective Treatments for Sun Spots on the Back of Your Hands