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Motesol plus
I was using motesol plus before pregnancy. I had pigmentation on the chin area and upper lips. It had lightened the dark area. Had stopped because of pregnancy and i can see the pigmentation again. I'm breastfeeding now. My baby is 3 months. Can I use it again?
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No.. treatment depends on the grade of pigment skin... for accurate diagnosis and treatment do direct online consultation with photos
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It contains steroids. And it should be used under doctors guidance.else it could be harmful
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Dr. Nagalakshmi
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3 yrs exp
Bangalore
There are other skin lightening/ depigmenting creams available, direct online consultation should help.
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