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White Pigments In Lips And It Is Increasing In Size

hi my name is parisa i,m 33 . my sister (28 years old) and i have a problem in our lip skin . white pigments appear in our lip area and the natural color of the area chanes to white. what should we do? is there any cure? thanks
Sun, 28 Aug 2011
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You could be having Vitiligo. Avoid sun exposure. You can apply sunscreen cream SPF25 once a day to reduce damage of UV rays from sun. Avoid as much as possible sun exposure. Eat plenty of fresh fruits and green leafy vegetables. Drink plenty of water. Consult your Dermatologist to get thorough checkup. There is treatment available for this like Tacrolimus ointment and even corticosteroids or PUVA. Discuss best treatment option with your Doctor.
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White Pigments In Lips And It Is Increasing In Size

Welcome to Healthcare Magic You could be having Vitiligo. Avoid sun exposure. You can apply sunscreen cream SPF25 once a day to reduce damage of UV rays from sun. Avoid as much as possible sun exposure. Eat plenty of fresh fruits and green leafy vegetables. Drink plenty of water. Consult your Dermatologist to get thorough checkup. There is treatment available for this like Tacrolimus ointment and even corticosteroids or PUVA. Discuss best treatment option with your Doctor.