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Acne scars and spots
Can I use derma 10% niacinamide ser for scars and spots? I have oily combination skin and pimple prone skin. Sensitive skin. Is 10% too high?
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Treatment depends on the tone and texture of skin... for detailed information do direct online consultation with photos
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It will not cure scars.
Please attach images and consult online for an evalaurtion into the type and depth of scar and appropriate treatment for the acne spots, scars and future breakouts all together after determination of your skin type.
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consult online with images
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change cleanser, get evaluated
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Dr. Monisha Devi
Dermatologist
4 yrs exp
Tirupur
It will not help in treatment of scars... Treatment of scars depend on the type and extent. Kindly consult online with pictures for further discussion and treatment
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Dr. Rajesh L Pathi
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9 yrs exp
Bangalore
Yes it's high
Better to take consultantion and discuss in detail
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