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Is there a natural way to treat skin cholesterol deposits? obviously lowering cholesterol is the key, but its the spot i'm wanting to treat.
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There is no good way: to have these areas regress. Surgical removal could be an option but that would be a little extreme. You will have to settle for using topical cover up makeup. Obviously good medical control of your hyperlipidemia will avoid progression or development of new lesions.
Answered 6/23/2018
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