<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

Hey Reddit, long time user, throwaway for obvious reasons.

    
A few weeks ago I applied some moisturizer to my face and parts of my ears (I have psoriasis so I get dry skin). After a few days I started to notice a red rash starting around my mouth and on my ears(exactly where I put the cream). A few days go by and the rash is getting worse. A few more days go by and the skin is literally falling off of my face, with severe pain and irritation. I finally decide it's time to go to a doctor. I brought the cream with me. The doctor (without much inspection) tells me that it is impetigo and gives me a prescription for an antibiotic and sends me on my way. 10 days later, I'm done the antibiotics and the skin is worse. I finally get into an appointment with my doctor who tells me that it is a severe allergic reaction, gives me a massive prednisone prescription to take for 5 days.

    
Anyway, I finish these prednisone pills up (which by the way, made me gain some weight and really screwed with my head. I was having weird thoughts and saying things that didn't even make sense. I felt like I was going crazy. This is a side effect). All while this is going on, I'm loading my face with polysporin and hydrocortisone cream for relief from the burning. It's about a month since it has started and it is finally starting to clear up at this point. I called the company that makes this and they said the cream is from 2007 and they took it off the shelves. The lady would not tell me why.

    
Go forward a week later (currently) and the skin is starting to peel and turn red again. This is very embarrassing at school. I should also mention that I missed an exam and failed one of my classes due to this.
<bot>: I put a moistuzier on my skin and it basically melted my face off and I think it has caused permanant damage. Even if this clears up, is there any legal action I can take against the company?***