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Any connection b/n skin color and food?
Is there any connection between skin colour and food?? Which food helps improve the skin colour?? Is there any food item which will make our skin texture lighter????
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No... for improvement..Undergo glutathione therapy.. otherwise few creams also available...for detailed prescription do direct online consultation by sending photos.
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U need a few sessions of chemical peeling and laser along with glutathione therapy and PRP for great results...
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If it is tanned skin,for sure there is improvements with certain food items. Know more about it through practo online consultation....
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Hello
There is no linkage like that.
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you can have fruits rich in vitamin C like oranges n lemon amla can give a little glow
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Take Fruits better than tablet
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Dr. Vaishali Kanthi
Dermatologist
26 yrs exp
Mumbai
Well healthy diet and exercise will always help brightening and lightening your skin.
In particular citrus fruits provide good health to the skin.
Along with routine topical care if you include fruits and salads and exercise an sure you can have a glowing skin.
Exception is that you do not have any underlying skin problems.
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