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Hyperpigmentation on face after laser
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I did laser treatment 1 month before. Now I have hyperpigmentation like dark skin or burning skin at that place. Kindly help me out ,.how much time it will take to go. What cream should I apply on my face.
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Stop laser..apply depiwhite cream
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You might require some cream based treatment as it looks like post inflammatory hyperpigmentation...please visit your dermatologist for the same
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Which laser? And what treatment?
Please get it re evaluated from your doctor who performed the procedure.
It usually takes upto 1 and half month, although if the pigmentation is deeper, creams may be required.
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consult online for better evaluation
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strict sun and heat protection.
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Dr Hitesh Viradiya
General Physician
8 yrs exp
Surat
Consult your doctor physically
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The doctor who performed the procedure
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Strict sun protection
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Dr. Shivanu Mathon
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8 yrs exp
Ludhiana
Consult your dermatologist
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Consult online
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Dr. Anuj Kumar
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6 yrs exp
Moradabad
Apply sunscreen regularly and consult your dermatologist physically
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