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How To Treat Dark Spots On Face, Neck, Hands And Back?

hello dr ,i am having some dark spots or patches all over my face ,neck,hands,&back on consulting skin specailist,he recommended me CELIN 500mg TABS ONCE DAILY 90 days , Sunban lotion every morning ,Cleavg cream at bedtime for 90days. just two days before i had started...iam worring vry much because i had done so many treatments on my skin but not get any positive results . will this much treatment is sufficient for my skin ?can i get my orginal skin colour back ,will it work ?how much time will it take ?
Fri, 1 Aug 2014
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Cosmetic & Plastic Surgeon 's  Response
As you saidm you have got so many treatments then probably you would have developed PIH, post inflammatory hyper pigmentation, and this is curable and temporary .The best solution for this problem is just to wait and let your skin recover, n let d new cells come up. the treatment given to you is fine, continue with that for at-least 2 months to see any results.
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How To Treat Dark Spots On Face, Neck, Hands And Back?

As you saidm you have got so many treatments then probably you would have developed PIH, post inflammatory hyper pigmentation, and this is curable and temporary .The best solution for this problem is just to wait and let your skin recover, n let d new cells come up. the treatment given to you is fine, continue with that for at-least 2 months to see any results.