Stain after acne

[mariateresa_81]

Hi everybody ,
I am new to Canada and don't know any doctor I can trust and I don't want to run risks with my skin.
Some months ago I had an inflammation in my chin due to aggressive products, since I stopped use products (I just wash my face now) blemishess have been disappearning...but not the spots
I would like to do some professional (and extremely gentle) treatment...but really no idea who I can turn to...
any help please
Thanks so much
Mteresa

[Lyndsey]

I think Aveeno (trusted for most sensitive types of skin) makes a product that not only controls blemishes but also helps scars heal faster.

[mollyL]

I'm wondering if this is just the last of the pigment left over from the acne inflammation? Rubbing some fresh lemon juice on your chin and leaving it there couldn't hurt and might help to fade it, try it for a couple of weeks and see if it helps.
If you decide you want to see a doctor that specialises in skin, that would be a dermatologist. You might find some listed under that name in the telephone book or online.

[Taggart]

I find that as I get older, my skin takes longer to heal. Other than simple scars healing from blemishes, I guess we've all seen or maybe have a few marks left from acne in its severe cases.

Best of luck with your situation, maria - Maybe you just need a little more time?

[cgraham]

You can get a micro dermabrasion or a laser treatment done.
If you would like more information on who a good professional is call Clarion Medical, they distribute these lasers and will know lots of info about these professionals.
Here is the number 800-668-5236

[apappyspimige]

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[apappyspimige]

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