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Medical Conditions - Post Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation

Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) is the discoloration of the skin after inflammation or injury. The skin can turn pink, brown, red, or black. This discoloration results from excess melanin production due to the way the skin heals after an injury.

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I have brown spots. Can it be fungal skin infection patches?

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What is the treatment for oily skin, acne, and pimples?

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Why does my acne keep recurring despite multiple treatments?

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Can I take Collagen or Glutathione to treat my dull skin?

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How do I manage pimples and dark spots on my forehead?

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What can I use for my post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation?

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