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Flat scar/cyst treatment? (Photo)

August 15, 2017
Asked By:jgoat in Iowa City, IA

Hi there, I had a milia like cyst on my nose that left a completely flat scar. I don't feel anything there. It's visible in certain light, as shown. It's pretty devastating to me and I am wondering what would help reduce it. Could I just have this very small area treated? What would that cost? Thanks!

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