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Mild skin discoloration
I have mild discoloration on my face.. with dark eyelids extending till end of cheeks on both sides and around mouth region... it doesnot appear in normal light.. but is visible clearly on focus lights in mirrors...
its not bcos f tanning and i dont have thyroid problem...
is there any daily night usage vitamin c serum or cream that will heal my skin's uneven tone...and is it advisable to use on eyelids?
kindly help
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Dr. Manoj Agarwala
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Outdoor activities make our skin tan. The only option is to wear protective full sleeves clothing and cover as much as possible. Usage of a cap or hat and umbrella is encouraged. Skin already tanned can be treated with de-pigmenting creams and other oral medications. A good skin care regimen comprises 4 steps - cleansing, toning, moisturizing and sun block. Based on your skin type, a dermatologist will recommend you appropriate products.
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