I'm really worried about the dark spots at the corners of my lips, and I was wondering if there's any cream that might help. One doctor suggested I try using Lip Bless, but I'm still unsure if that'll do the trick. I'm getting married soon, so I'm quite stressed about it. I don't smoke or drink, and I make sure to drink plenty of water, eat fruits rich in vitamin C, and scrub regularly. Plus, I rarely spend time in the sun. Do you have any advice on what might help brighten up the corners of my lips?

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Dr Chandra P

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You can use butter based lipbalms,this needs evaluation as it could be fungal infection or vitamin deficiency too,visit Dermatologist for appropriate managemnet

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