Blemishes

Blemishes seem to go hand-in-hand with acne problems. Actually, skin blemishes technically include acne and everything in between - from birthmarks and dark circles to moles and scars. Blemishes are as unique as their owners. They appear in different sizes, shapes and colors - including shades of pink, red, dark red, purple, blue or brown - on the skin's surface.

Typically labeled as unsightly because of the embarrassment attached to them, blemishes can cause skin tone and skin texture to change on any part of the body. Temporary blemishes - such as rashes, warts and calluses - can generally be treated by over-the-counter creams with medicinal properties; however permanent blemishes - such as birthmarks, skin tags and scars - must be removed through surgery.

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The colour of the skin was return but I advice you wear sunscreen to allow the process ti accelerate if you don't wear sunscreen. To remove blemishes there are plenty of effective gels available in pharmacies that ought to help. Try one that has the bacteria, 'STREPTOMYCIN'. This is an antibiotic in a modified form.
Posted on 12/30/2009 8:52:00 AM by Anonymous
I have mild acne, but I pick at the zips and my nail tears the skin and l'm left with an ugly black scar. What can I do to restore my original color of my skin?
Posted on 11/25/2009 4:26:00 PM by Anonymous
i have started developed blemishes since two years back and it becomes difficult to remove them now even after taking medications.please advice
Posted on 1/20/2009 4:49:00 PM by Anonymous
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