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Forehead skin is turning black
Forehead skin is turning black. I am attaching a pic. Its black from 4 years. I don't know whats the issue.. pleasesuggest
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According to pics this seems to be frictional melanoses or acanthosis nigricans.
Need proper history to rule out these
Like obesity / insulin levels/
Any underarm /neck pigmentation
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Will require topical creams plus peels
But first consult a dermatologist online/offline to know exact cause
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Dont scrub your pigmentation
Dont go for facial
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It's called facial melanosis.. avoid sunlight exposure...Undergo glutathione therapy.. otherwise few creams also available...for detailed prescription do direct online consultation
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?? pigmented contact dermatitis
consult a dermatologist
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Do you have blackening of your side and back of neck , underarms too ? Do you have diabetes or obesity ? It could be acanthosis nigricans. Needs to be evaluated in details.
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consult online with me for detailed prescription
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