Acne patients usually come with pimples, blackheads, painful cysts, oily skin or marks that remain after breakouts. In Jaipur, heat, sweating, gym routines, hair oil, cosmetics and steroid-mixed creams can all worsen acne. The aim is to control active acne first, then plan scar or mark treatment only if needed.
Common acne presentations Dr. Maharania sees include:
Treatment starts with stopping irritant or steroid-mixed products and choosing medicines according to severity. Mild acne may need topical treatment and skin-care correction. Painful or scarring acne may need oral medicines and close follow-up. Marks and scarring risk are reviewed after active acne is controlled; current treatment focuses on medicines, skin-care correction and follow-up.
Dr. Maharania looks at acne type, marks, scarring risk and products already used.
The first goal is fewer new lesions; scars and pigmentation are handled after inflammation settles.
Acne medicines take time. Dryness, irritation and missed doses are reviewed before changing the plan.
The first priority is to stop new acne and reduce inflammation with the right medicines and routine.
