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Post inflammatory hyperpigmentation
Scraped skin and tissue injured on cheek below eye ,recovered in 1 week.new skin formed (medium exposed to sun) .resulted in hyperpigmentation.applied lumivoid (not regularly) it's been two months and 50% mark faded.
For sure it is PIH?looks like epidermal or dermal?
Or some other damage?
From friends and surfing I came across some products,my doubts are below,
1,I wish to know can i use depiwhite?
2,can i use dr seth antioxidant cream in night(vitamin e)?
3,will these marks go invisible (fade 100%) ,how long it will take?
Note-I started using sunscreen (sanban gel ultra) before a week earlier use to cover with cloth (after dark skin formed).
In the photo I have a stitch scar (old one) below the new injury.
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Undergo glutathione therapy.... Otherwise, few creams also available.. contact me by direct online consultation for treatment.
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This looks like melasma. Please contact me using online consult option for proper examination diagnosis and treatment
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