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Dark Buttocks and Underarm
Since childhood I have very dark underarms and buttucks... I have a healthy weight of 72kg with height 5 feet ten inch. My complexion is wheatish... Fair side... Bt less than brown Should I do chemical peel or laser or should I go for retinol treatment...?
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Hi, chemical peels and lasers help in lighten the pigmented areas depending on the depth of the pigmentation. Retinol peels also would be a good option in reducing the pigmentation to some extent. Since you have mentioned that this issue has been there since childhood, I would recommend that we should do an online consultation along with evaluation of pictures and history.
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Don't worry...you are suffering from acanthosis causing darkness.. Medicine available for good control... Treatment depends on the severity..Do direct online consultation for detailed prescription by sending photos.
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Hello there! Yes, peels and laser treatments may help lightening the darkened skin - but would need a detailed consultation to determine what would work for you specifically. Kindly reach out for an online consult so I can help you better
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