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Dr. recommend me ezanic cream and fairlite cream from recovering me from burnt out face from melas cream.is the recommended cream are good for my face?
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Azeleic acid does : lighten spots but tends to be drying and a little irritating and mostly used for acne and postinflammatory acne spots. FAirlite cream is resorcinol which can also lighten spots. I would follow my doctors advice. If not better after 2 months certainly see derm
Answered 11/25/2016
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