Stop Putting Hydrocortisone on Your Face

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Channel: Dr Dray

Is hydrocortisone a secret treatment for blackheads or a way to make the tip of your nose look slimmer? In this YouTube Short, dermatologist Dr. Dray debunks these viral skincare claims and explains why hydrocortisone should not be used as a treatment for blackheads or to reshape the nose.
Hydrocortisone is a topical corticosteroid that reduces inflammation, but it does not treat the underlying causes of blackheads. Using it on acne-prone skin can potentially worsen acne, and inappropriate use on the face can contribute to problems such as perioral dermatitis.
Dr. Dray explains why a temporary reduction in inflammation or swelling should not be confused with actually treating blackheads or permanently changing the shape of the nose.

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