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Had To Re-pierce Belly. What Is The Dark Spot There? What Can Help Get Rid Of It?

Ive had my belly pierced almost a month now , i changed the bar several times because the person i let do it did it with a too short of a bar , so i eventally had to literally repierce it with a biggger needle , but before i did the shorter bar the balls werre going intonmy skin which ccaused it to pull and leave a dark spot around it , since i repierced ot and stuff it doesnt hurt one bit but im concerned about the dark spot because im light skined and it looks gross , help me please!
Fri, 30 Aug 2013
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Dermatologist 's  Response
Hi,
Welcome to HCM.
The dark spot is simple post inflammatory hyper-pigmentation and wil be taking few weeks to months of time to get reduced. You can apply kojic acid cream or azelaic acid cream in a thin layer to get it reduced early.
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Had To Re-pierce Belly. What Is The Dark Spot There? What Can Help Get Rid Of It?

Hi, Welcome to HCM. The dark spot is simple post inflammatory hyper-pigmentation and wil be taking few weeks to months of time to get reduced. You can apply kojic acid cream or azelaic acid cream in a thin layer to get it reduced early.