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Can the skin goes lighter under my chin after poping up a pinple?
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Yes: The skin is a funny organ. Any trauma, like popping a pimple, may leave the skin lighter or darker. Usually, with time, the normal skin color will return. However, it may also become permanent. Make an appointment with a dermatologist who specializes in lasers. He/she will be able to best diagnose your skin changes and possibly treat the light skin with an xtrac or fractional laser.
Answered 12/9/2013
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