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Question by hazeltea
Submitted on 5/7/2004
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I live in Hong Kong and I have rosacea for over one year and i am taking doxy which is quite good for curing acne. But the problem of red face is not solved.

Now i have 2 choice:1)topical azelaic acid or 2) metro gel.

the first one made my face become very very very red, and its burning;

and second one is just ok

have u guys used those topical treatment, how about IPL, as i am planning to do.

thanks very much.



Answer by Shomor
Submitted on 11/12/2004
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Yes.1st one.

 

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