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WHEN TO SEE A DOCTOR ABOUT YOUR SKIN
DescriptionSo many of you suffer from your skin and are desperately trying different skincare solutions, but when is it time to see a medical professional? This video helps to answer that and is, in part, sponsored by Dermatica, the online dermatology service that enable you easy access to medical experts and prescription strengtMore
So many of you suffer from your skin and are desperately trying different skincare solutions, but when is it time to see a medical professional? This video helps to answer that and is, in part, sponsored by Dermatica, the online dermatology service that enable you easy access to medical experts and prescription strength skincare for acne, ageing, hyperpigmentation and melasma. It is not easy to see a dermatologist in the UK and at the moment even seeing a GP about your skin might seem frivolous (it isn't).
Here I look at the timeline for over the counter skin care, the options available on prescription and the skincare SOS prescription creams that I keep on hand for my skincare emergencies.
A Dermatica treatment costs £19.99 in the UK and EU per month and $24.99 in the US, plus shipping of £2.90/$4.99 a month.
Dermatica are currently offering new patients their 1st month free (you only need to pay shipping)
For more details and to access your 1st month free please visit https://dermati.ca/Nadine-UKEU and https://dermati.ca/Nadine-US
MY prescription products include
Rosex - https://www.medicines.org.uk/emc/product/924/pil
Finacea - https://www.medicines.org.uk/emc/product/240/smpc
Maxitrol - https://www.medicines.org.uk/emc/product/841/smpc
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