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Baby facial skin was lighted from a week use of fucidin 2% cream & hydrocortisone acet 1%. will her normal tan skin colour come back?
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Most likely: This is not totally unexpected and I would expect that the pigment will return within a few weeks in most cases.
Answered 1/8/2016
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