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A member asked:
How do i get rid of post inflammatory hyperpigmentation and erythema? how long does it take for both to fade on their own? thanks!
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It will go away: Post inflammatory hyperpigmentation usually goes away on its own. Sometimes it may take several months. There are certain creams which may help improve the appearance.
Answered 2/3/2016
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