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Post inflammatory hyperpigmentation

2020-05-04 14:47:44
Doctor, I have a very light pigmentation on my forehead. I'm using tretin 0.025 and cetaphil moisturizer for it's treatment. How many days will it take to recover? Any suggestions. Photo attached.
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Read this basic skin care regimen article ... this will help you. https://essencecosmeticsurgery.com/2020/02/22/skin-care-overview/

Answered2020-05-06 00:05:16

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usually.. two months... for detailed information do direct online consultation

Answered2020-05-04 15:00:41

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