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Advice on chemical peeling
I have mild indented scars cz my skin used to be acne prone in the past. There are boil and chicken pox spots on my nose and open pores on my cheeks around my nose. I have tanned and my face and hand and feet are so much darker than my actual complexion. I wanted to go for a chemical peeling to smoothen my skin and get my original complexion back. I am also looking at using glycol A cream. Need suggestions regarding this
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Peeling is for superficial cleaning , for scars we have with us lasers available for treatment .this can be done by appointment
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Dr. Niraj Jain
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Kolkata
You can go for peeling session but peeling is not going to remove your scars. Peeling will help you regarding your tanning but not on scars. U can for laser for both scar and pigmentation. Try to take treatment for pimples too.continue your glyco A it will help you regarding pigmentataion
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