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Very tiny moles raised black spots

2022-04-11 05:59:29
I was result without surgery. I have got very tiny raised black spots on my skin caused hair color allergy
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Laser removal best option.. for detailed information do direct online consultation

Answered2022-04-11 12:26:44

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Along with the hair color, avoid sun exposure. Can apply mupirocin cream twice a day for 5 days Desonide lotion at night-3 days Can go for depigmentation , if persists. Should consult online for detailed description, associated with itching or something...

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