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What Is The Cure For Black Marks On Skin?

Hi sir my doctor suggested me to take carofit plus for skin treatment with Azac cream, Citravite, Desowen Lotion , Kojigolo tablet and phytorol tablet,
i have used for a week and got some improvement after a week when the tablets are over again my skin move to black with some marks over there please help me
Fri, 20 Dec 2013
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Hi. Thanks for posting your concern at HCM

Pigmentation takes some time to resolve, may be weeks if not months. I would advice that you stick to the regimen (since it has been only a week of therapy) prescribed by your treating dermatologist and follow it up with him/her every 2-3 weeks.

If required your treating doctor would modify or do necessary changes depending on the response.

take care
regards
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What Is The Cure For Black Marks On Skin?

Hi. Thanks for posting your concern at HCM Pigmentation takes some time to resolve, may be weeks if not months. I would advice that you stick to the regimen (since it has been only a week of therapy) prescribed by your treating dermatologist and follow it up with him/her every 2-3 weeks. If required your treating doctor would modify or do necessary changes depending on the response. take care regards