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Forehead tanning

2018-05-31 03:59:49
I have been facing tanning problem on my forehead and near beard area since last 7-8 months.Due to this my skin is getting darker.I have also consulted an doctor but I didn't get any sufficient outcome.I hope I can a best and efficient remedy to cure it as early as possible and get my original skin colour black.Also what care should I take for the same like do's & dont's etc.
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Undergo PRP therapy. Few creams also available.... Send photos of the affected area for accurate diagnosis and treatment..

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