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How to remove hyperpigmentation/acne marks?
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Hydroquinone: This is your best bleach. Don't overdo it. The marks eventually fade on their own, and they probably look worse to you than they do to anyone else. Especially, i'm sorry your acne wasn't treated properly in the first place. Best wishes.
Answered 10/7/2016
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