Hi, I have this strange texture on my face in the butterfly area but not on nose. No doctor or dermatologist so far has identified what it is. I have rosacea but not overly red. I Did a blood test for lupas was negative. Hard to take a photo but the skin is thickened and looks like a burn scar. I have had laser before all over my face and the butterfly area is only affected? I'm sure it's a type of immune disease or disorder. The areas are slightly red and thick skin, no pores. Please help!
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Thank you for your question, Melasma needs a combination approach to get the best improvement and will need a series of treatments. In our practice, we combine Clear + Brilliant, peels, microneedling/PRP, Aerolase, and sometimes Erbium (Cool Laser) to get the best results. See an expert for a ...
It sounds like you have post inflammatory hyperpigmentation. This is going to require the help of a skin care expert and may involve both medical grade lightening products. Do not do any "energy based" treatments to this region until you have used these skin conditioning products for 8 to...
This will depend on your individual cover, however in Australia this is partially covered under Medicare. This type of birthmark is called a congenital naves, and will require serial excision by either a surgical dermatologist or a plastic surgeon. The final scar can be improved with lasers. All...