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Please share your experience of persistent scabs on face? (Photo)

Exuberant529289Jul 10, 2021

I have several scabs on my face. There is no pain, no bleeding, no itching. However this condition disturbs me. Please share your experience with me.

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Dr. Milan Doshi, MS, MCh
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Dr. Milan Doshi, MS, MCh
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Answered on Jul 13, 2021
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