- female
- 25 Years
- 22/01/2025
I've been dealing with this issue since I was a kid. Can you tell me what kinds of treatments are available there for vitiligo? I tried phototherapy about six months ago, but I didn't notice any changes. What do you suggest I do?
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I've got a dark brown burn mark on my upper lip from the wax I used yesterday. I'm really worried about it and was hoping you could recommend an ointment or something to help it go away quickly. Any advice?
I recommend using a topical antibiotic ointment like Neosporin to prevent infection and promote healing of the burn patch. Apply a thin layer of Neosporin over the affected area twice a day for faster recovery. Additionally, you can also use aloe vera gel to soothe the burned skin and reduce inflammation.
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I'm noticing some hypopigmentation on the lower half of my nipple and areola, particularly on the right side. It's definitely more noticeable there compared to the left side. Should I be worried about this change in color, or is it something normal that happens sometimes? What might cause this kind of change, and do I need to see a doctor about it?
that is unusual which might have various causes,visit dermatologist as soon as possible for evaluation and appropriate treatment.
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