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Well her nipples are in line with her mammary fold which is a good natural position ...so what you want the nipples pointing to the ceiling... thats gross talk about fake... maybe your perspective is messed up or something LOL

Hi, I had the pigmentation quite a while before I went to the dermatologist. But I started on 1% tretinoin had to mix it a bit because I hated the red face deal to a lower concentration.... but I started seeing improvement easily within 6 weeks and it was completely gone after a few months. (that was my skin that responds pretty good so far) . but the hydroquinone was very minimal. I just(a wk ago) did a tca peel 30% w/ a glycolic peel70% .. and I really did see where the tretinoin did prepare my face to get a better peel in the past. So I think you will like your future peels better? Yet the pigmentation I always notice comes on if I try a sunscreen that isnt really protecting. Ive seen research where they reduce the pigmentation from some superficial glycolic or like a 10% tca peel done consecutively so you may even ask your derm on that. You can find alot info on what they are doing for post trauma hyperpigmentation studies and see ifyou can follow what works. For me also consider I was taking azaelic acid at a low level as well and that too could have had an effect on why my pigmentation went away to my happy surprise so quickly. (that I got over the counter on the internet) good luck and happy researching!

mine eventually went away. I think they say that it happens when its not put in deep enough..but im not a dr. I just know I changed dr on my second and it didnt happen. Mine went down and went away after a few weeks. I was able to cover it w/ green concealer then your regular base. (my bump was only noticeable in my skin it wasnt on top o fthe skin so it was a red issue) if it is counteract the red using a green concealer and no one will notice. if its minor like mine was and only you feel it why try to have more stuff done to it... my philosophy is leave it alone i fyou can.

Now is the time to go to a plastic surgeon or a derm. Its a 60 buck consultation (here locally for me) and it would be worth it....or your insurance may well cover scarring and you would want to go to a derm. All scars fade after a year...Id definitely keep shea butter on it and keep it moisturized.

Hi this is common when your face is not prepared or cared for after. If you go and get retin A you will see a great improvement. (the reason you have it is your sunscreen is not working..you cant miss ONE day or your hosed) get a better sun screen for both rays. I use CVS 50 and it will work fine. I also use Azaelic Acid cream mixed with over the counter fade cream 2% hydroquinone. My spots are almost gone and now I dont have to wear make up..txture is better because of chem peel. they all work great but have to be used together.