- December 8, 2023 at 5:43 am #34919
Hiya
Anyone out there with teen fixating on skin issues
My 16 year old starts GCSEs in a week and is currently obsessing about his skin
In reality there are no spots- just a couple of marks on his face
His dysmorphia is off the scale. We are currently struggling as to know what to do.
Anyone got any advice? He says he cannot live his life like this anymore. He worries about the water he is drinking, whether he is sweating or not, whether he has accidentally eaten sugar or not and the situation is out of control
We need professional help
Any ideas where to turn?
Yours desperately
- December 8, 2023 at 7:20 am #34925
Starting GCSEs is a big deal, and the added stress about skin concerns can be overwhelming. Considering professional help is a wise move. While dermatologists can address physical aspects, have you looked into discussing botriomycome with one? It might provide insights. For the mental health side, a counselor or therapist could be invaluable in navigating these concerns. It’s challenging, but with the right support, your teen can find a healthier perspective. Wishing you both strength and solutions.
- This reply was modified 11 months, 2 weeks ago by KeeganBaldwin.
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