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Chickenpox Scars
I got chickenpox 4 years back and I have some scars over my face and 1 on nose which extremely looks bad. So can it be treated through some therapy? I am not considering laser therapy as I have heard that it is not a permanent solution and I want to get it treated permanently. Also I have heard that it cannot be cured 100%.
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Undergo laser fraxel RF resurfacing therapy.otherwise, few creams also available.. contact me by direct online consultation for treatment by sending photos.
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Dr. Niraj Jain
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Undergo laser therapy
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Dr. Malay Mehta
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14 yrs exp
Mumbai
Filler will give immediate plus long lasting improvement. Can be done underneath the affected scars. Can be better but expecting it go upto 100-% seems unrealistic. Good luck. Do connect for further information
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