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Spots On Face, Acne Marks On Entire Face. Treatment Options?

am 38 years married with 4kids, since a year am getting spots on my face, and small acnes as well, when acne is gone it leaves the mark,which never fades and now my face is full of brown and black marks , it looks that they are brown moles but they are the marks of previous acnes. plz help me to remove the marks from my face.
Fri, 10 Aug 2012
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Hi there amhere313. thanks for logging onto HCM. I understand your distress regds the marks. At the outset, please try using an adapalene based cream on the eruptions/acne. Many creams exist for depigmentaion but the gold standard remains 2% or 4% hydroquinone unless you have an allergy to the same. Do visit your local dermatologist for a more detailed asessment & further managment. These things have to be 'seen' to deliver best results. Cheers & good luck
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Spots On Face, Acne Marks On Entire Face. Treatment Options?

Hi there amhere313. thanks for logging onto HCM. I understand your distress regds the marks. At the outset, please try using an adapalene based cream on the eruptions/acne. Many creams exist for depigmentaion but the gold standard remains 2% or 4% hydroquinone unless you have an allergy to the same. Do visit your local dermatologist for a more detailed asessment & further managment. These things have to be seen to deliver best results. Cheers & good luck