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Open pores in cheeks and forehead
I have a acne prone skin . but now having a acne from last 2-3 yr now there is no acne but there scars and pores remains on face.there is an open pores in all over the face .is there any remedy for this problem
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Pores following acne can be treated by many modalities
Please fix an appointment via Practo and send me a photo of the face for further evaluation
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U need consultation online with photo and details. your condition needs proper management.
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Hello dear. For best remedies, send me a clear picture of your face
Scars can be treated with lasers, chemical peels, microneedling PRP etc.
You can also visit my clinic in Delhi
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Dr. Mallika Dembla
Dermatologist
13 yrs exp
Mumbai
Acne can lead to pigmentation and scars and open pores .this can be treated effectively with latest lasers and mnrf techniques with Excellent results and you can get rid of these ugly scars on face but u need to visit the clinic for evaluation as to which treatment Wil be best suited for your skin type and scars
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