I am a female, 35, with oily, acne-prone, and sensitive skin. Lately, my face has become dull and tanned. I cannot tolerate bleach. Can I use Pilgrim 25% AHA + 2% BHA + 5% PHA peeling solution to reduce tan, improve skin texture?
Bleach is not advisable under any condition and cosmetic products cannot be recommended without examining your skin type and acne grade.
I am a 25-year-old male. I have been using Minoxidil for the past 6 months. My hair fall has reduced, but I am not seeing significant hair regrowth, although hair thickness has improved. My doctor has suggested PRP treatment. Please advise.
PRP can boost your Minoxidil results. However, you should not stop Minoxidil and rely only on PRP.
My daughter, 10, has developed three black moles (they were not present at birth). Is this normal in children, or should I be concerned? Can these moles be safely removed, and is there any risk involved?
No treatment is required at such a young age; there is nothing to worry about. You can consider removal for cosmetic reasons once she is past her teenage years.
I am a 32-year-old female. After a chemical peel a long time ago, my skin has become overly sensitive and reactive. Every new product causes tiny bumps and clogged pores. I have acne marks and dead skin build-up but no active acne. I am confused about whether to try a niacinamide or hyaluronic acid serum; please advise.
You can try niacinamide, but I recommend using medical-grade products for better results. Tretinoin-based gels and oral medications may be more effective.