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2017-06-04 12:02:44
I have an birth mark on my stomach area that is widely spread and brown in colour.Plz suggest a solution for it.
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Thanks for the query. This presentation can be seen with many diseases. This is a limited information to make precise recommendations. The best option is to consult a Dermatologist to understand the condition. A thorough evaluation if necessary should be done. Hope it helps you. An image would have been better. You may seek Q switch laser treatment under the care of a qualified Dermatologist
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