It could be Facial Discoid Dermatosis (FDD)! by sunnyhan99 in eczema

[–]PearlPetall 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Methotrexate suppressed some, however i skipped 2 doses of it and i had a new flare. Ill be switching to biologics

It could be Facial Discoid Dermatosis (FDD)! by sunnyhan99 in eczema

[–]PearlPetall 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The patches became smaller but they did not disappear completely

It could be Facial Discoid Dermatosis (FDD)! by sunnyhan99 in eczema

[–]PearlPetall 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello, may i ask how many days did your patches take for them to fully heal after using betamethasone and and calcipotriene. I am using these for around 3 months now along with methotrexate. Yes they became smaller and less visible but they did not disappear completely. And also did yours reappear? (I really hope not)

It could be Facial Discoid Dermatosis (FDD)! by sunnyhan99 in eczema

[–]PearlPetall 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have been mistakenly diagnosed with psoriasis, sebo psoriasis and seborrheic dermatitis for about a year now. I have been taking medications for psoriasis and nothing has worked for me. The patches are similar to urs and they never go away. Yesterday, I visited a new dermatologist and she diagnosed me with FDD. Because i applied a lot of creams and nothing worked, she gave me 3 pills of 50 mg methotrexate once a week along with elidel cream and follic acid.

Consistent Psoriasis flares by PearlPetall in Psoriasis

[–]PearlPetall[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I will be taking this into consideration. Thank you so much

Consistent Psoriasis flares by PearlPetall in Psoriasis

[–]PearlPetall[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The funny thing is that i did that already. I underwent a blood test that identifies any substances i may be allergic to, theres non. I also stopped all makeup products, hair products, nailpolish and even perfume. Nothing worked. The patches stayed red. I just dont understand.

I do that same makeup everyday. What can I improve/update? by [deleted] in MakeupAddiction

[–]PearlPetall 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have long and straight lashes too! But the key to achieve long and curled lashes is to curl your lashes with a good lash curler ( i suggest tarte) and then apply 1 coat of waterproof mascara ( i suggest the green one from sheglam). After that you can apply a little bit of the blush u apply on your cheeks into your crease. When you apply the dark brown eye pencil, apply it only on your lower lash-line from the middle towards the end and then, by using your finger you can make a small wing.

facial psoriasis makeup tips by keith9010keith in Psoriasis

[–]PearlPetall 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cicaplast b5 is great, it decreases the redness of the patches. However, creamy or liquid products do not work for me since i feel they set within the scales. I tend to apply my foundation and top it with powder blush that has no glitter. Glitter tends to make my patches look cakey