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Asking For Self, Male 24, islamabad

Aoa Dr after shaving this will happen on my neck. Ist picture is just after shave and 2nd pic is after cleaning it 3rd pic is after two days of shave. I also see a little redness in this area. A technician suggested me Encore cream i m applying for 15 days. Whether i am using the razor in a wrong way?I m using Gillette 3, Arko shaving foam, rivaj face wash. Plz suggest a cream, treatment and problem name plz? Also tell me what to use after shave on face on regular basis.

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Dear Pt, need to consult so can give you time and explain and treat accordingly so book an online appointment via Marham. Regards

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Dermatologist in Lahore - Dr. Aisha Ahmad

Dr. Aisha Ahmad - Dermatologist

MBBS, FCPS (Dermatology), Certified (Aesthetic Medicine) | Lahore

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Please avoid shave and rather use trimmer . Apply fusidic acid cream morning and evening.

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Dermatologist in Lahore - Dr. Zahid Shahzad

Dr. Zahid Shahzad - Dermatologist

MD, Diploma in Dermatology | Lahore

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Stop face wash, and stop Encore cream, and change razor frequently it’s aggravating bcoz of Encore cream . Apply Fudic H cream at night for 10 days and clinacin gel in the morning , cap. Amoxil 500mg 3 times a day for one week. Cap. Zolanix 150mg once a week for 2 weeks. White dove soap

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I have the same problem on my public hairs point.. Can i apply the fudic h on that point also

4 years ago

Dermatologist in Lahore - Dr. Zahid Shahzad
Dr. Zahid Shahzad - Dermatologist

MD, Diploma in Dermatology | Lahore | Book Appointment

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Yes u can apply

4 years ago

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looks like folliculitis
Folliculitis means an inflammation or infection of the hair follicles of the skin. Most of the skin is covered with tiny hairs which grow out of hair follicles. In folliculitis, many hair follicles in one area of the skin are affected.

How can folliculitis barbae be treated?

Mild infection usually responds to a short course of a suitable topical antibiotic applied to the skin.

If reinfection is caused from inside the nose, an antibiotic ointment should be applied to the inside of both nostrils. Sometimes other family members, close friends and contacts who may carry the infection in the nose, may also need to be treated.

If chronic inflammation has developed, a mild steroid cream, in addition to an antibiotic, may help.

In more severe cases, your doctor may prescribe an antibiotic to be taken orally, which may act through an anti-inflammatory as well as an antibacterial effect.

Self-care (What can I do?)
If folliculitis barbae is persistent you should reduce contamination from shaving equipment, e.g. using disposable razors or cleaning electric shavers regularly. Metal parts of a shaver can be sterilised with boiling water. If the razor or electric shaver has plastic parts in contact with the skin, these should be carefully cleaned after each shave and soaked in an alcohol-based antiseptic solution. An antiseptic lotion may also be recommended in place of the usual shaving soap or foam. It may also be helpful to shave less frequently and aim to have a 5 o’clock shadow, i.e. not shave too closely.

apply Effigenta cream on affected area 2 to 3 times
JF Sulfur soap to wash face.

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looks like an eczema to me made worse by shaving. there is also evidence of infection of the hair roots.
But you will have to see a Dermatologist for diagnosis and treatment.
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Dermatologist in Rawalpindi - Dr. Deeba Sattar Khan

Dr. Deeba Sattar Khan - Dermatologist

MBBS, DIP Dermatology (UK), PRP Expert | Rawalpindi

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153 Positive Reviews

For ur pb v need to examine u, then can treat u according.
U can book appointment via marham as v r working in pindi.
U can visit in person.
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Thank you for asking question. Please book an online consultation through marham so that skin can be examined and proper treatment can be prescribed.

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