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I've got some rash below my eyes.
I've got some kind of rashes below my eyes (about 1cm below the eyes) wich are brown in colour. I've got them around 1 and half year ago. I've used a cream called "Desowen" as prescribed by a doctor for a month long time ago. But, still I could see no change and also the skin below the rash started getting somewhat ugly.
I've Acne earlier and I visited a doctor, now the acne is cured but some small holes were formed on the places where the acne disappeared.
How can I come out of this?. Help me out.
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No .. Specific medicine required...Undergo glutathione injection therapy..few creams also available.. contact me for treatment.
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Dr. Sushant Swamy
Dermatologist
11 yrs exp
Bangalore
Post acne scarring responds to TCA application or microneedling depending on the type and grade of the scar.
Do post images of the rash under the eye for an opinion.
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Dr. Sonia Tekchandani
Dermatologist
38 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hello, rash near the eye can be due to some infection. Desowen cream should be used under doctors supervision only. There are many different types of treatments available for acne scars which can be suggested after proper Skin analysis. Message on private consultation with images or book an appointment.
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