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How to remove chicken pox-like marks on face?
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Consult derm or surg: Crater scarring is common in chickenpox. Filling, mechanical dermabrasion (planning), or surgical removal/suturing are most common treatments. All scarring is permanent, but these help reduce visual noticeability.
Answered 9/28/2016
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