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I am getting pimples on my face. Can I use Betnovate N cream for this?

Asked by Female, 23 · 2 months ago

Pimples are usually caused by acne, and Betnovate N is not suitable for this condition. It contains a steroid which can worsen acne and damage the skin if used on the face. It is better to use acne-specific treatments as advised by a doctor. Consult a dermatologist for proper treatment and skincare guidance.
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  1. Recommendation

    • Do not use Betnovate-N Cream for pimples. It is intended for bacterial skin infections and contains a corticosteroid, which can worsen acne.
  2. Alternative Suggestions

    • Consider using over-the-counter acne treatments containing benzoyl peroxide or salicylic acid.
    • Maintain a regular skincare routine with gentle cleansing and non-comedogenic products.
  3. Consultation Advice

    • If acne persists or worsens, consult a dermatologist for personalized treatment options.

Answered 2 months ago

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Hi doctor, I have been dealing with facial/perioral dermatitis for around 2 years now. Earlier, I was prescribed anti-allergy medication, vitamins, Chaptex lip balm, and tacrolimus ointment. The condition usually improves with treatment but keeps recurring after some time. Right now, I am having a flare-up where the area around my mouth, especially above the lips, has become very dry, red, and irritated. There are visible red lines, and when I apply lip balm (Chaptex), a clear fluid (water-like) starts oozing out. By morning, it dries and leads to flaking and peeling. I also experience burning or stinging when applying tacrolimus, so I have stopped using it for now. Currently, the skin feels very sensitive, dry, and inflamed. Could you please guide me on: 1. What treatment I should follow right now for this flare 2. Whether I should restart tacrolimus or avoid it 3. If this could be contact dermatitis or something else 4. Suitable moisturizer/lip care for my condition Thank you.
Perioral dermatitis can be a persistent condition and may flare up repeatedly. Since your skin is currently very sensitive, dry, and inflamed, it is best to keep your routine simple by using gentle, non-irritating skincare products and avoiding anything that causes stinging or oozing. Tacrolimus and similar treatments can sometimes cause burning, especially during active inflammation, so restarting or changing therapy should be done only after a doctor’s evaluation. A dermatologist can assess whether this is perioral dermatitis, contact dermatitis, or another condition and guide the appropriate treatment plan, including suitable moisturisers or lip care products to support skin barrier repair. Proper medical evaluation is important to identify the cause of your flare and decide the safest and most effective management.
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