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How to treat facial hyperpigmentaion from eczema? (sensitive skin?
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This requires a longer discussion than can be had on this forum. Talk to dermatology or book a telemedicine visit to discuss more.
Answered 3/18/2023
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They were creams like Melanex they can be used for this. Facial hyperpigmentation from eczema is best treated by a dermatologist. Recommend counsel and with a dermatologist.
Answered 3/29/2023
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