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My son has white spots on his chest which started this summer.  I have tried all kinds of soap on it but it hasn't gone away.  How else can this be treated?

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If you’ve ever  been called "Scarface" or if the phrase "scarred for life" has painful resonance for you, don’t fret. There’s hope in a jar, and now you can buy it over the counter.


Palmer’s, the 160-year-old American brand that built its name on skincare (today they also do hair care), recently launched its Cocoa Butter Formula Vitamin E Scar Serum at Rustan’s Essenses, which combines five ingredients traditionally used to reduce the appearance of scars.


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Dear Tingting,

What skincare regimen should I observe for my face?

– Michelle


Skin fitness starts when you’re young. Say 18? Yes! First, you need a skin cleanser – if it’s soap, that’s great. Then use an astringent that makes you see black on the cotton after you wipe your face clean – you’ll feel cleaner for sure. At night, before sleeping, use an exfoliator like Retin A, mixed with Obagi Blender or alpha hydroxy acid or topical vitamin C. 

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Palmer’s, the 160-year-old American brand that built its name on skincare (today they also do hair care), recently launched its Cocoa Butter Formula Vitamin E Scar Serum at Rustan’s Essenses, which combines five ingredients traditionally used to reduce the appearance of scars.


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What skincare regimen should I observe for my face?

– Michelle


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Scar

By Dr. Jennifer Toledo Tan | May 7, 2018 - 12:00am

I have a big burn scar on my leg from a motorcycle ride last year.

Freeman Cebu Lifestyle

Don’t let that unsightly scars mark you for life

January 19, 2015 - 12:00am

The notion that scars generally fade over time may be true, and people just learn to live with it. However, the burden – both physical and psychological – that untreated scars bear on the patient can...

Business

SkinRepublic

By Jennifer Toledo-Tan M.D. | October 6, 2014 - 12:00am

My son has white spots on his chest which started this summer.  I have tried all kinds of soap on it but it hasn't gone away.  How else can this be treated?

Freeman Cebu Lifestyle

Winning the scar wars

August 14, 2012 - 12:00am

There is nothing permanent in this world, not even scars, but there are just some physical marks that bring about social and psychological trauma to one.

Health And Family

Scar wars!

By Dr. Vicki Belo | November 4, 2009 - 12:00am

It has been said that a one-millimeter scar on the face is a one-kilometer scar on the heart.

Fashion and Beauty

Time heals all wounds, but how do you deal with a surgical scar?

By Nicholas V. Perricone, M.D. | March 25, 2009 - 12:00am

MANILA, Philippines - Q: I have a nine-inch vertical scar on my chest from open heart surgery.

Fashion and Beauty

SCAR WARS

By Therese Jamora-Garceau | February 11, 2007 - 12:00am

If you’ve ever been called "Scarface" or if the phrase "scarred for life" has painful resonance for you, don’t...

Sunday Lifestyle

Skin fitness starts at 18

By Tingting Cojuangco | October 25, 2006 - 12:00am

Dear Tingting, What skincare regimen should I observe for my face? – Michelle Skin fitness starts when you’re young. Say 18? Yes! First, you need a skin cleanser – if it’s soap, that’s...

Fashion and Beauty

Scarface

April 29, 2005 - 12:00am

If there’s anything I remember about Luke Perry of Beverly Hills 90210, it's not the babes he partied with in his hey-day. It’s that scar on his eyebrow. What made this somewhat no-talent into a matinee...

Young Star