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Scar on my left cheek from a bike accident light road rash, have hyperpigmentation, I tried Picosure no luck. Treatment? (photo)

danzeonMar 2, 2016
What options do you think I could try with this I am going to see a different dermatologist today. I have been very depressed and really need some help and advice.

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