Never buy unbranded home made uncertified creams - Awareness drive on topical steroid cream misuse 1

Beware of the fairness cream. It may contain something really harmful for you. Always check the ingredients mentioned on the pack. In some cases, harmful ingredients are not even mentioned on it. These creams can become poison for your facial skin. These creams are available over the counter in pharmacy and are given without prescription. Some of these creams contain steroid which cannot and should not be used for fairness or tanning treatment. If used for long time, it causes a permanent thinning or atrophy of skin, acne or abnormal hair growth. There will be blood vessels visible on face as red lines due to thinning of the skin. Facial skin will become hyper-reactive or abnormally reactive to sun and heat. Please don't self medicate or use medicines given by your neighbourhood chemist or friends. If anyone advises you to use any drug or cream, you should see whether the person is competent enough to prescribe it. Look at the person's credentials, his professional degree and then make a decision about whether you should seek his advice or not. Get the right treatment from a qualified dermatologist (MD, DDV, DVD, DNB Skin). #skin #steroid #fairness =========================================================== Our Social Media Links: Follow & Share it... Web - https://pariskinclinic.com/​ Facebook:   / pariskinclinic   Instagram:   / pariskinclinic   Youtube:    / @pariskinclinic   Google Map: https://g.page/pariskinclinic?share​ Online whatsapp consultation: https://mywa.link/pariskinclinic =========================================================== Get expert opinions on skin and hair treatments from dermatologist at Pari Skin Clinic, Laser & Hair Transplant Center, Rajkot. 👩‍⚕️ Dr Kenit Ardeshna 👸 PARI SKIN CLINIC 🏥 TRINITY Hospital 📍 Opp Marvadi building, Nana Mava Road 🌍 Rajkot ☎️ 8401 8401 94 ================================= Video credit : IADVL Indian Association of Dermatologist, Venereologist and Leprologist