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Small patch of red/tight/flaky skin on face. have tried anti fungal/bacterial and hydrocortisone creams from dermatologist. what next?
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Patch: You should have a follow up with your dermatologist and discuss if he/she has any other medications that they would like to try, otherwise a skin biopsy would be the next step to further evaluate this non healing patch on the face.
Answered 6/15/2014
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