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I have had uneven skin tone on my upper body since i was a teenager, are the any products i can buy at a pharmacy to help with this or do i have to see a dermatologist?
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Regular doc or derm: The available products for your skin vary in their action and effectiveness.That goes for OTC products or prescription. Your primary care doc may have experience in these issues or may refer you to a dermatologist. Either way having someone point you in the right direction for long term management is better than trial/error.
Answered 8/2/2018
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