what to do with pigmentation that occurred after treating psoriasis?

Question

psoriasis has been treated and after that i have been left with white and dark patches.doctor said its hyper and hypo pigmentation that normally occurs.any faster cures for this?

Answer 1

You can try bleaching creams for the hyperpigmented area. For the hypo, it will naturally get its color through sun exposure ( but not much ).Hope this helps :) God bless!

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

I hear from many people that smearing Olive Oil on the scar/pigmented part regularly removes the scars. I know few cases where it worked even for stretch marks. You can try it out for your problem..

Answer 6

ultraviolet light