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Re: My ugly legs...hair and more- ALICIA OR ANYONE

From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 21 Mar 2001 20:35:23 -0600 (CST)

Is this lotion Amlactin over the counter or prescription? I tryied to look it up on the net as a prescription drug and had no luck finding it too. I also have this problem and shaving really aggrevates it so my dr said if i want it to go away, just don't shave (can't u tell he's a male?!? lol!) I've switched to an electric razor and that has helped quite a bit, although it takes longer and doesn't get as close a shave. I'm wondering about this lotion Alicia mentioned.

At Wed, 21 Mar 2001, Alicia wrote: >
>Hi. About a year ago I went to a dematologist because my legs were so
>scaly and dry they made me look 100 years old! The derm told me it was
>called ichthyosis (a scaly skin disease) and she told me that it starts
>at birth. But I didn't have it until the last 3 or so years ago
>(another weird PCOS by-product perhaps? I didn't get into the whole PCOS
>thing with her.) She told me to use a lotion called amlactin which is a
>highly concentrated lactic acid lotion. In a matter of weeks my skin
>looked like a 26 years olds again. The derm also said that no amount of
>exfoliation or oil moisturizing would have gotten rid of it. In fact,
>she told me not to even use soap on that part of my legs (knees down)
>instead use Cetaphil. Hope this helps a little!

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