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Post chickenpox hyperpigmentation

2018-04-03 15:34:00
Post chickenpox hyperpigmentation spots (mild not severe ) on back.how to treat it? How long it will take to appear like normal skin
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It can be treated. Please send photos using online consult option for proper examination diagnosis and treatment advice..

Answered2018-04-04 08:05:52

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Undergo PRP therapy. Few creams available.... Contact me for treatment..

Answered2018-04-04 00:55:20

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