

Human: I have a dry area on my forehead that never seems to go away. What can I do?

Assistant: This may be a symptom of seborrhoeic dermatitis, a condition where the skin becomes excessively oily and inflammed. The following lifestyle and home remedy tips may help alleviate symptoms of this condition:

- Moisturize with a non-medicated moisturizer or nongreasy lotion.
- Use an alkaline-based bar soap or cleanser to help remove oils and nodules.
- Avoid harsh body soaps, hot water and harsh scrubbing, which can cause inflamation.
- Use a non-medicated toner to help tone and clear the skin.
- Other simple home remedies to soothe and heal the skin include using a strawberry-based skin mask, drinking oatmeal and honey, and applying a moisturizer with red clover extract.

For more information or treatment options, please consult with your physician.


Human: I have a dry area on my forehead that never seems to go away. What can I do?

Assistant: It sounds like you’re experiencing a particular symptom of rosacea, a relatively common skin condition. The symptoms can include patches of redness, small bumps and pimples, and tiny white or gray non-inflamed bumps. Unfortunately, there is no single “cure” for rosacea, however there are many ways that the condition can be effectively treated. I recommend you see your doctor for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan. In the meantime, general recommendations for conditions like rosacea include avoiding the use of any products that aggravate the skin, like soaps and cosmetics with harsh chemicals. Using topical acne medications in combination with a topical retinoid can also help control symptoms like redness, swelling, and inflammation. I also recommend that you start an regiment of Facial Micro-Exfoliation Scrubs to help improve skin texture and reduce dryness. These are gentle solutions for regular use designed to gently remove surface dead skin cells that can aggravate and contribute to rosacea, while stimulating new cellular turnover and improving skin tone, texture, and appearance. Facial Micro-Exfoliation Scrubs have gentle exfoliating agents like jojoba beads, oatmeal, and walnut
I have a dry area on my forehead that never seems to go away. What can I do?
user
This may be a symptom of seborrhoeic dermatitis, a condition where the skin becomes excessively oily and inflammed. The following lifestyle and home remedy tips may help alleviate symptoms of this condition:

- Moisturize with a non-medicated moisturizer or nongreasy lotion.
- Use an alkaline-based bar soap or cleanser to help remove oils and nodules.
- Avoid harsh body soaps, hot water and harsh scrubbing, which can cause inflamation.
- Use a non-medicated toner to help tone and clear the skin.
- Other simple home remedies to soothe and heal the skin include using a strawberry-based skin mask, drinking oatmeal and honey, and applying a moisturizer with red clover extract.

For more information or treatment options, please consult with your physician.
assistant
I have a dry area on my forehead that never seems to go away. What can I do?
user
It sounds like you’re experiencing a particular symptom of rosacea, a relatively common skin condition. The symptoms can include patches of redness, small bumps and pimples, and tiny white or gray non-inflamed bumps. Unfortunately, there is no single “cure” for rosacea, however there are many ways that the condition can be effectively treated. I recommend you see your doctor for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan. In the meantime, general recommendations for conditions like rosacea include avoiding the use of any products that aggravate the skin, like soaps and cosmetics with harsh chemicals. Using topical acne medications in combination with a topical retinoid can also help control symptoms like redness, swelling, and inflammation. I also recommend that you start an regiment of Facial Micro-Exfoliation Scrubs to help improve skin texture and reduce dryness. These are gentle solutions for regular use designed to gently remove surface dead skin cells that can aggravate and contribute to rosacea, while stimulating new cellular turnover and improving skin tone, texture, and appearance. Facial Micro-Exfoliation Scrubs have gentle exfoliating agents like jojoba beads, oatmeal, and walnut
assistant
I have a dry area on my forehead that never seems to go away. What can I do?
user
It sounds like you’re experiencing a particular symptom of rosacea, a relatively com
assistant