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2017-03-11 16:44:35
I just wanted to know What is the difference between chickenpox scars and chickenpox marks so that i could get treated accordingly
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Scars don't go on its own. They stay all your life. If by marks you mean pigmentation, that comes down. We can do laser treatment for scars. Dr Shaurya Rohatgi MD

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Demelan cream for application once in a week at night.(very little only)Over Scares and marks.

Answered2017-03-12 06:29:50

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