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1 year back hot water fell on my cheeks and still i can see black and light burn marks on my face. will they go away?
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Burn: It sounds like you burned your face rather severely. That can leave permanent scarring. Vitamin e oil will sometimes help to reduce the scarring. See your physician for an opinion.
Answered 9/28/2016
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