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Is this post inflammatory hyperpigmentation after Vbeam Perfecta? (photos)

January 22, 2022
Asked By:Exciting5556 in Roma, Lazio, Italy

Hello, In the last 4 months I had 4 treatments for some broken capillaries around my nose( the problem is still persisting). Since the last treatment, 3 weeks ago, the redness around my nose didn’t disappear. Is this hyperpigmentation? Is this ever gonna go away? Is there any cream I could use? This result is way much worse than some broken capillaries.

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