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My 6 year old son is suffering from PIH after his eczema healed ...due to this his chin area looks really bad ...it has been more than 3 months since his eczema healed but Hyperpigmentation marks are still there ...will these marks or scars ever go away ???is there any treatment for these marks ???plz help ???
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