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Hi, i have burned my hand 2 months ago with hot water.now i have a red/pink mark.do this this will fade over time?what i can put to fast healing?
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Below: With time the skin changes will return more to the "normal". This will take some time however. Keep the area protected from Sun exposure, this will help.
Answered 7/31/2016
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