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How to get rid of skin discoloration i have tried retina and a bleaching cream but had no luck with it.?
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Skin discoloration: Treatments for skin discoloration can be tricky. Some over the counter meds do help. See your dermatologist for suggestions. Intense pulse light and other laser therapies also have good success.
Answered 7/28/2013
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