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Large black spots have been developed on my both cheeks kindly yell me how to remove them.
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See dermatologist : Depending on the cause of the discoloration, different treatment options may be helpful. Fading creams can be used in some cases and laser treatments are more effective in other cases. See a dermatologist to see what options are best for you.
Answered 12/28/2020
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