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Post burn hyperpigmentation

2020-11-24 21:03:07
I have done facial waxing on 14th November. There is a hot wax burn in my upper lip area. After 10 days now there is post burn hyperpigmentation. How to remove the black spot?
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Do not expose the burnt area to sun rays.
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Consult Plastic Surgeon or Dermatologist

Answered2020-11-27 13:06:47

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Please use sunscreen. See your dermatologist for skin lightening creams on the spot. It should go in about 2-3 months

Answered2020-11-25 05:53:29

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