How can I clear up an allergic reaction on my face and prevent scarring?

Answer by  Anonymous

To clear it up, use appropriate medicine prescribed by your doctor. To prevent scarring, apply vitamin E oil (tocophernols) directly on affected areas twice a day, daily. Use sunscreen. UV rays make things worse. Eat more fresh fruit and vegetables. Also,

Answer by  SecretSquare (16)

Firstly, DON'T PICK AT IT. Scarring is far more likely if you repeatedly disturb your skin as it is trying to heal. In order to help reduce inflammation and keep the site clean, I suggest Witch Hazel. It's cheap and widely available at drugstores; just wipe it onto the irritation a few times a day.

Answer by  koda (40)

The best thing to do is take two bendryls this will usually help any allergic reactions and it usually works pretty fast. As for avoiding scarring that should really be a problem if you dont scratch your face.

Answer by  Simsim (69)

Firstly, you have to know what kind or type of allergic reaction it is? Go see your dermotologist, and follow the instructions he gives. Also try to keep your face clean, wash only with water regularly during the day and try not to touch your face a lot. Also keep your hands clean, maybe use a hand sanitizer.

Answer by  misschilly007 (20)

I recommend going to a herbalist who will assess your diet, lifestyle and produce a formula for you to take made of natural substances that will help clear out toxins.

Answer by  Anonymous

i have little bumps all over my forehead and i thought they were pimples and i have tryed all the acne creams but i think its an allergic reation but benedrly doesnt work. what should i do?

Answer by  Anonymous

i initially had this pinple looking thing across by cheeks which looked like pimple so i use the clearisal benzoyl poerxide 10% but now its red what should i do?

Answer by  Anonymous

I have no idea where this rash came from but since yesterday morning i have million of tiny little bumps on my face. they look like pimples, but have nothing in them. they're just itchy. i took one benydryl both days, but no help!