My friend I believe is pakastanian Hope I spelled that right, anyway he has a problem with blackening spots on his face and asked to look on the internet to se if there is something availabe to stop this for him any help would be greatly appreciated thanks everyone and have a great day.
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It may sound kind of crazy but lemon juice is said to work pretty well with dark spots on the skin. Just slice the lemon in half and sprinkle a little raw sugar on it to create a kind of scrub. Rub it on the affected area. Try it for a week.
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I'm not sure if you can e-mail a doctor, but WebMD is pretty good. Here's the link to their Skin & Beauty section: http://www.webmd.com/health_and_wellness/beauty_and_skin.htm
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There's a liquid available in beauty shops/dept stores for removing those black circles. It not only removes the black circles below the eyes but also makes the skin harder. I have seen my girl friend getting great results using that.  I dont remember the name of the liquid but its available in most of the dept stores in US.
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Yes, stop wearing them for now and go to the eye doctor. That has happened to my friend before. She just got rid of the sty and continued to wear her contacs and every now and then she will get one.
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It sounds like it could be eczema or possibly a contact dermatitis..an skin contact allergy. Eliminate all soaps and facial applications of any kind for a few days, try using just tepid water for washing, and just do gentle patting, no scrubbing. If there is a new product she has been trying for her face, stop using it for sure. Slowly add back her usual facial products, like face soap, cream, make up etc...if flare happens again, you can probably safely say it's an allergen. BUT, asking to see a Dermatologist may not be a bad idea.
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I've noticed my the floaters in my eyes have increased.    Then again I could just be getting older. Or it could be from my arc welding hobby too.  I'm much more cautious about taking quick glances at the curing light.
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Stop worrying. Most of these things disappear with time. Spots don't last forever. It doesn't help you in the short term, but there are no miracle products that will make them all disappear instantly. Beware of steroidal creams.
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The warts can be froze off. Not sure about the brown spots-are they flat like freckles or bumpy like moles?Warts can return tho the 1 I had removed 25 years ago never came back.Since I don't know about what the brown spots are I cant comment-other then to ask...are they that noticeable that they make you feel uncomfortable? Then by all means get them removed. Good luck.
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Go see a Dermatologist...you know a real doctor...instead of asking strangers on a website. lol
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It's going to be completely dependent upon your body's chemistry. Proactiv helped, but didn't clear me up either, so I know what you're going through. Have you tried using masks before? There are tons of different type, from fruit enzymes to muds, etc. You could go to a dermatologist or try asking your regular doctor for prescription medication - don't be discouraged if that doesn't work, either. Just let them know and they'll try another type. There will be something out there that will work for you!
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You sound very concerned. Why don't you seek professional help then? Please, don't put your health in the hands of an amateur forum. Respect your mind and body. You must consult your doctor or a dermatologist. (I am a physician myself and this is the best advice I can possibly give you.)
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I have the same thing you have by the sounds of it.  My doctor told me its called tinea versicolor which is a type of skin fungus.  I'm about at my whits end with this, I've tried alot of solutions and so far nothing has helped but its probably because its too soon.  My doctor gave me an oral form of nizoral to take for a month which I've just completed.  In the mean time I've been applying selsun blue to the affected areas daily and leaving it on for about 10 minutes.  Too me it just seems its getting worse day after day, the small spots turn bigger and join together to make bigger spots.  I'm frusterated but from all of the research I've done online it sounds like the fungus is easy to kill its just the discoloration of the skin that takes months to return to normal.  Hope that helps you at all, your not the only one!
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Congratulations on giving up Smoking!!  In reference to everybody else asking what you mean by spotty am I correct in thinking that you mean spots as in on your skin, like acne? Coming from the UK like yourself this is the only conclusion I come to when the word 'spotty' is used! Must mean summit else in other parts of the world? Anyway in reference to your original question, it could be related to giving up smoking ,but then again it could just be a coincidence. Or have you changed the way you eat now, like replacing ciggies with sweets perhaps? Maybe a trip to your GP would help with some answers or perhaps give you something to help? Good Luck!
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My son had a similar condition last year at school. The nurse at school called me and apparently it is called " Fifth disease". It went away within 2 days,  it was splotchy, red, no itch, no fever, no residual side effects, but he looked horrible for 2 days, it affected his cheeks, arms, thighs, buttocks, back and stomach it  has never come back, I have never heard of anything like this being a recurring problem. Best wishes, Tiff
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Take the Homeopathic remedy SULFUR in 200 potency once a week and take BERBERIS A in mother tinture potency 5 drops in a sip of hot water thrice a day half hour before meals it will clear your skin and make your skin glow, without any side effects or complications. To remove Pockmarks or acne marks apply CALENDULA OINTMENT try them for 15 days and tell everybody about the effects ;-) ! Awesome Results.\nTake Care and God Bless you !
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Hello!  I am a lisenced cosmetologist/esthitician and I work for a health spa's internet company selling Dermalogica skin care products.  I understand your woes from personal experience, I never got acne problems untill I reached my 20's and then I had acne breakouts contsantly (and still deal with them).  First thing to remember is that popping them will always be worse, the infected liquid (puss) inside will more than likely spread onto uninfected skin causing more breakouts.  Also, popping them by force will cause a small rupture in your skin leading to scarring.  The best thing to do is leave it be, but be sure you cleanse your face twice daily and if you haven't already, try and get into a good daily regimen which should include (but not limited to) using a cleanser suited for your skin type, followed by applying a toner and then immediately applying a moisturizer.  Finally, you can use a clearing and scar diminishing blemish control product that can help.  Another thing to keep in mind is that even if your skin is oily, you should never dry it out.  Oily skin still needs to be moisturized, drying it out removes the skin's natural barrier and can provoke more breakouts.  I can suggest some of Dermalogica's product since I am very familiar with it and trust the quality.  Dermalogica makes a medicated clearing gel that I use, a special clearing booster and an acne prone skin care kit.  I will provide you with my employer's website because we sell at discount rates and Dermalogica tends to be pricey.  It is not the only brand out there of course, so look around and find a skin care line that works for you (there are also two other lines on the site).  I also included a url for a page containing some helpful information.  Most importantly, try not to pop!
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Hi mbmare5!  I hope I can help you a little.  I too, was diagnosed with Rosacea.  I'm 42 years old & have been a bit of a sun worshipper all of my life.  Like you, I have always found that getting sun improves my condition although the doctors may just try to attribute that to the fact that having a tan may makes your whole face look a bit redder.  (I don't know if I buy that one).  I haven't gotten the acne-like symptoms, that must be upsetting to you.  \n\nThere are two things that you haven't mentioned. The first is spicy foods, the second is the prescription Metrogel (which I believe comes in a creme as well).  Many doctors say that spicy foods cause Rosacea outbreaks & this seems to make some sense to me.  If you are like me & love spicy foods, try cutting them out to see if your condition improves.  Also, I have been using Metrogel.  In the beginning I was constantly forgetting to use it daily, so it never helped at all.  When I got myself on a regular regimen, twice a day, it made a noticeable difference.  Please try this if you have not, but remember that this is not a cure, so if you stop using it, your condition will usually go back to the way it was before you ever started using it.\n\nYou've probably heard all of this before, but if not, I hope it helps a bit.  Remember, since Metrogel can't do any HARM anyway, don't quit until you've used at least one full-size tube. I'm still out in the sun & at this point I think I'm the only one who even knows I have it!\n\nPlease feel free to contact me if you'd like.  mrdoolin1