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I usually have keratosis pilaris (chicken skin) on my arms and thighs, and my facial flat warts had gotten worse, so I decided to visit. Every winter, it gets drier and redder, which has been really stressful for me. During the consultation, the doctor carefully observed my skin condition and planned a combination of medication and treatment. It was less painful than I expected and took about 10 minutes. After the treatment, my skin was a bit tender and red, but starting from the next day, scabs began to form and I gradually saw improvement. After taking the medication three times a day, my skin became less dry and the itching reduced significantly within a week. The areas with keratosis pilaris also feel smoother. I'm planning to keep visiting regularly and I recommend this to others with similar issues.

I visited to get a prescription for Aestra. I usually have sensitive facial skin and my arm and leg skin is also quite sensitive. I have keratosis pilaris, and my skin types tend to show pigmentation easily, so I use dermatology MD line creams and lotions instead of regular products available in stores. This time, I also went to the dermatology clinic to get Aestra MD products prescribed. To get the prescription, it was essential to apply the products, so the doctor carefully checked my skin condition and recommended lotion over cream, even applying the product directly to my skin. Honestly, this might seem like a minor consultation, but the doctor was kind and didn’t show any signs of being annoyed while prescribing, and I left feeling good about my visit.