Your skin may have enlarged pores due to genetics, excess oil, or not cleaning properly. To help reduce them, try using a cream with salicylic acid or retinol, as these ingredients can gradually shrink pores. Additionally, wash your face regularly and protect your skin from the sun.

The treatment for scars on the nose and cheeks due to specs and acne will depend on the type of scars you have and the severity of them. Treatments can range from laser resurfacing, chemical peels, dermabrasion, microneedling, and even fillers. The cost of these treatments can vary widely depending on the type of treatment chosen and the area being treated. It is best to consult with a dermatologist to get an accurate cost estimate for the treatment you are considering.

Vitiligo is a condition where­ white spots show up on skin. It occurs when pigment-producing ce­lls malfunction. No cure exists, but treatme­nts aid. Topical steroids or calcineurin inhibitors work best. The­y restore some color to affe­cted areas. Sun protection is crucial, as e­xposure worsens symptoms.

Blisters on the foot can be caused by a number of factors including friction, burns or some skin conditions. The affected region must be kept clean and dry to prevent infection. I recommend to visit a dermatologist for a proper diagnosis and treatment.
 

You may have a cut that has bacteria in it. Some things that can show if your cut is infected are if it is red, hot, painful, or has pus. Be sure to wash the wound softly with soap and water, put some antibiotic cream on it, and cover it with a bandage. Keep an eye on it and go to a doctor if it gets worse.
 

The forehead and chin acne breakout is a skin disorder resulting from blocked pores caused by excessive oil production. I recommend that you see a dermatologist to receive proper diagnosis and treatment. Based on the level of your acne, they might suggest topical adjuvants or oral medications.

RASHES CAN BE CAUSED BY ALLERGIES OR INFECTIONS..THEY MAY ALSO BE DUE TO SKIN DISORDERS..CONSULT A DERMATOLOGIST FOR PROPER DIAGNOSIS....AVOID SCRATCHING OR TOUCHING THE AFFECTED AREA...USE mild soap and LUKewarm wATEr to clean the rash...APPLY CALAMINE LOTION OR HYDROCORTISONE CREAM to soothe itchiness..IF THE RASH PERSISTS OR SPREADS, SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION..

It is safe to use a friend's derma roller after disinfection if it has been sprayed with alcohol. HIV is a sexual infection; sharing needles is one of the transmitter. A sterilized roller is thus no cause of fear or stress if someone else has got HIV. Such sterilized tools do not risk transmitting HIV.