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Strawberry legs
Hello doc.
I have very serious strawberry legs and they look bad.
What can i do to treat them?
Any peels or medications will be better .
I have inserted a photo of my legs so that it is easier for you to analyse.
Please suggest a good and effective way to cure them.
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Undergo fraxel laser removal therapy.. otherwise few creams also available...for detailed prescription do direct online consultation
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This is Ingrowing hair. Ingrown hairs have grown back into the skin. This often creates an inflamed red bump or dot that may itch or cause pain. An ingrown hair may also become infected, forming a pimple-like wound. Ingrown hairs can be more common in people with coarse or curly hair. They may also be likelier to occur when the hairs are very short, such as after waxing, shaving, or tweezing. Ingrown hairs occur more frequently in areas that experience a lot of friction. Consult a Dermatologist for the same. Laser hair Reduction can help improve the condition. Creams and basic medication will help remove the pigmentation.
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use a Medicated soap. avoid shaving or waxing
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