New to Subderm

Hi All,

Just recently was "officially" diagnosed with SD. I have it on the
sides of my nose but no where else. It started almost a year ago
after my second child. I became pregnant very soon after my second
and my face was just awful. I finally got to see a dermatologist and
quite frankly left there thinking that I wasted my time. The doctor
prescribed dermatop and loprox shampoo. He told me to wash my hair
with loprox and let the soap drip onto my face in the shower. It
started working very quickly and I saw some improvement with the
dermatop. My face is better than it’s been in over a year, but I
still have big red patches on the sides of my nose. Has anyone ever
had this problem? Without makeup, I don’t even want to leave the
house some days. The dermatop ointment that he prescribed helped to
soften the skin and relieve any flaking I was having, but it affected

the skin under my eyes. It’s very dry.

So I guess, I’d just like to hear from some people who have had some
of the problems. What do you use on your face that works? Is diet
really a big issue for this condition? Is this an incurable skin
disease? I’ve heard stress is a factor. I’ve had a lot of stress over
the past months.

Thank you in advance for your help and support! I could really use
some advise! The doctor I saw made me feel like I should have been
telling him how to make my face better!

One Response to “New to Subderm”

  1. Josh Carlson Says:

    I had a lot of success with a lotion based on liquor
    carbonis detergens (a variant of coal tar) which are
    most usually used for psoriasis. Ask your
    dermatologist about that treatment. Dont ask about it
    here or you will get a ’silence’ as an answer

    Cheers

    Just recently was "officially" diagnosed with SD. I
    have it on the
    sides of my nose but no where else. It started almost
    a year ago
    after my second child. I became pregnant very soon
    after my second
    and my face was just awful. I finally got to see a

    dermatologist and
    quite frankly left there thinking that I wasted my
    time. The doctor
    prescribed dermatop and loprox shampoo. He told me to
    wash my hair
    with loprox and let the soap drip onto my face in the
    shower. It
    started working very quickly and I saw some
    improvement with the
    dermatop. My face is better than it’s been in over a
    year, but I
    still have big red patches on the sides of my nose.
    Has anyone ever
    had this problem? Without makeup, I don’t even want to
    leave the
    house some days. The dermatop ointment that he
    prescribed helped to
    soften the skin and relieve any flaking I was having,
    but it affected
    the skin under my eyes. It’s very dry.

    So I guess, I’d just like to hear from some people who
    have had some
    of the problems. What do you use on your face that
    works? Is diet
    really a big issue for this condition? Is this an
    incurable skin
    disease? I’ve heard stress is a factor. I’ve had a lot
    of stress over
    the past months.

    Thank you in advance for your help and support! I
    could really use
    some advise! The doctor I saw made me feel like I
    should have been
    telling him how to make my face better!

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