Johnson & Johnson

Hannah Davis18, if you're looking for something to help those wounds heal faster, maybe try some Neosporin? They even have versions with antibiotics if the cuts are a bit deeper. Honestly, it works wonders and it's super safe—you can just grab it over the counter at any CVS.

I used to use it on my son whenever he’d take a tumble or get a bad scrape, just to speed up the healing and make sure he didn't end up with scars.

I thought I’d reach out here to see if anyone has dealt with something similar... So, my T-zone tends to get pretty oily, but lately, I’ve started getting this flaky skin around my nose. It’s like the skin keeps peeling off, but it never fully clears up—it just stays constantly irritated. There’s also this slight stinging sensation and some redness involved. I have a strong suspicion it might be dermatitis, especially since I’ve dealt with something comparable before. Back then, my dermatologist handed me a list of incredibly expensive specialty products that were simply way out of my budget. I'm wondering if I should just stick to a basic hydrating moisturizer for a while, or if it would be better to use the medicated creams I already have in my cabinet—Johnson & Johnson, Neosporin, or Pfizer—to see if they provide faster relief? Or is it smarter to just bite the bullet and schedule another doctor's appointment?