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Small bumps or xanthelasma near Eye

2025-01-01 17:03:14
Hello Sir/ Ma'am, I have very tiny bumps, may be Styes/ xanthelasma between eyes and upper nose since 1 year. It's also increasing slowly. Please suggest how it will be cured or removed. If I have to take medicine or any other treatment. Thank You !
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Tiny bumps or xanthelasma near the eyes can often be managed or removed with appropriate treatment, such as laser therapy or other dermatological procedures.
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It is best to consult directly via an online platform to assess the condition through images and get personalized recommendations.

Answered2025-01-02 14:20:09

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Laser removal best option.. for details do direct online consultation with photo

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No need to worry it’s curable .Needs further examination and details .kindly consult a dermatologist for further treatment and management.

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Both have different treatments. But they can be cured. Please consult online with photos to diagnose the condition and for appropriate treatment.

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It is treatable. Kindly consult online for proper guidance and treatment plan.

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Please take consultation for detailed examination and treatment

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For both conditions creams and eye drops are available for treatment. However, first the right diagnosis has to be made. Please take online consultation so that the right treatment plan can be advised.

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No need to worry.specific treatment is available.it depends on severity of the disease . Complete medical history is required.. Pls do online consultation with Dermatologist for detailed prescription & guidance.

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