My nose

I have sd on and around my nose. It flares up every so often. I am in
the middle of a flare up right now. I have red flaky skin. I have
big meetings this weekend and next week and am looking for something,
anything to improve the way my face looks asap. I am using
ketoconazole right now but it isnt doing much. Any advice will be well
taken. Thanks.

2 Responses to “My nose”

  1. Neva Marjory Says:

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    Try using pure aloe off the plant if possible. Apply to your nose,
    leave on for 6-8 hours. Repeat for a couple days should help. Some
    times I cut open the leaf and apply the whole leaf , gooey side on
    skin. Overnight it sometimes works wonders.

  2. Neva Marjory Says:

    DO NOT USE ELOCON on your face! I was useing it because it was the
    only thing that helped, but it ended up causing rosacea and broke
    blood vessels in my face!!!

    I had extremely bad SD, and rosacea… but it is 100% gone. I have
    not had a flare up since a couple weeks before Halloween. I know
    many of ya’ll are against topical ointments and antibiotics, but it
    has completely helped me!
    -At first I was appling PLEXION (Sulfacetamide Sodium/Sulfur)
    to my face once in the morning and then again at bed time.
    -in addition to the plexion, I was prescribed DORYX 75mg. to
    take once daily. The doctor also gave me a steriod shot to give the
    antibiotics a chance to kick in.
    I SAW RESULTS THE VERY NEXT DAY, but they sort of returned as the
    steriod wore off a few days later, but once the pills kicked in…

    it only took a week to clear up!

    I took the pills every day for one month and applied the plexion
    twice a day. Now, two months later, I take one pill once a week, and
    apply the plexion maybe two or three times a week just as a
    precaution. My face is 100% perfect again, and you can’t even tell
    that I have SD or rosacea. I am extremely pleased with my results,
    and hope my method works for someone else…

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