Is  a lichen planus pigmentation on the face curable?
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FreeDerm HC is precribed a good way to get rid of many rashes such as lichen planus pigmentation  try it , it may work for you!!!!!!!
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http://www.medicow.com/topics/Lichen-planus\n\nLook at wild Oil or Oregeno\n\nArsenicum Album and Arsenicum Iodat\n\nWalnuts, Brazil Nuts, Almonds and a Vitamin B Complex\n\nUse Walnut oil as a substitute for other cooking oil
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Witch hazel and cortizone are the two most effective treatments. Surgery may sometimes be necessary in extreme cases. There is no CURE as they are just lesions which can be caused by many different things.
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Yes...you can have lots of information about it...Search it on Google...with the spelling LEUCODERMA not lukoderma.
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I don't agree with the most pals above me, simply because the problem is really not easy to cope with. Definitely,special products,proven one being massaged everyday into your skin, after a previous meticulous exfoliating would give results. But in case that they Do not go away, then the 100% natural and proven is the so called "Green peel", an amazing mixture of plants, a peeling without any side effects, giving great results also as to discolorations, spots, pigmentations, not only on your face, but your body too. Just inform yourself in which saloon it is made and you will regain your skin texture and normal pigmentation.
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I don't think there is any. Check out this link:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vitiligo#Treatment
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Unfortunately, the facial scars are not easy to be erased at all. The above participants are suggesting you methods, which really Do not work and another point what have caused you those scars is very important. If they are acne scars you should have strong nerves, patience and put efforts and money to proceed with adequate medical treatment, nothing over the counter remedy is working on such scars( ridiculous Vitamin E, and Mederma is not showing any significant results too). You have some options of course, one of them and it is radical is to go through a Dermabrasio ( actually it is an operation, so it is invasive), to have a special Laser treatment or to make multiple Green peels ( they work, but for scarred face,even with pitted scars you will need at least 4 to achieve the best results).\nTake care and don't feel down because of the scars..\nHave a great day!
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I don't think it's possible, but see a dermatologist and a cosmetician to be sure.  There might be some sort of laser or something that will do this--you never know.
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Most likely it's Lichen Planus. type it into the search box, and you should get the translation
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Vitiligo is considered to be an Auto immune disease.\nIf it is detected quite early and if some parts of the body like the sole of the feet,lower eye lids,lips,finger bone joints and elbows do not have white spots it is likely that it can be cured.\n\nMainly the steroids are introduced along with the treatment for the worms.\n\nHomeopathy claims to cure this but frankly I am yet to see anyone who is cured to 100%.\n\nThere are many medicienes available and you must consult a good dermatologist to get some relief but frankly do not expect any miracle.
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Lichen Planus :- It is a type of skin disease, can be caused on any\npart of the body any time in anybodys life. Sometimes it is caused by plants as said earlier or can also be auto formed by the body. There is no practical permanent solution for this, can only be minimized or slowed down but cannot be prevented once formed.
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If it bothers you, you should see another dermatologist. Tetracylin is really side-effect ridden drug, I have brown patches on MY TEETH from my mum taking it when she was pregnant with me. \n\nThere are lotions etc, available which can lighten the skin... but in the mean time, as it may be patches of melanin (what makes your skin tan) make sure you ALWAYS wear sunscreen, even on days when it's raining. Vit A (especially at Roaccutane levels) can leave the skin very sensitive to light.\n\nAs a very quick solution, probably it's best to get a really good cosmetic concealer. There's a sort which is used for birthmarks or burns - ask a cosmetologist.  That's not a long term solution though it may help you feel better in the meantime.\n\nYou don't have to live with this, and while you may not trust professionals, keep getting second opinions until you find something that works for you.\n\nGood luck!
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um i guess you can go to a dermatologist if you mean by pimples on your face or if you mean your whole face then youll have to see the doctors who perform laser surgery
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Outside of absolutely seeing your own personal doctor?\n\n Try here http://www.webmd.com/search/search_results/default.aspx?sourceType=all&query=lichen%20planus%20tropical
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Yeah, never.  There's no cream or pill that will make them go away or "lighten".  They are permanent.
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Treatments for Melasma Successful treatment of melasma involves the triad of sunblocks, bleach and time. According to research done by Dr. Mark B. Taylor, a particular type of alpha hydroxy acid, known as mandelic acid has been shown to improve a type of melasma that is often resistant to topical treatments, dermal melasma.  NuCelle� Skin Care has one of the only skin care lines available with this type of acid. Because this alpha hydroxy acid is also safe on Latino and Asian skin, it can also be considered as a possible treatment for melasma.\n\nSunscreen,however, is the most important factor. Without daily use of opaque sunscreen, treatment will fail (a broad-spectrum formulation with an SPF over 30 plus cover up is adequate). Bleaching preparations include 2 or 4% hydroquinone-containing creams or gels and 3% hyduquinone solution. NuCelle� has a skin bleaching solution available in the Glycolic Acid line with 2% hydroquinone (Glycolic Acid may cause hyperpigmantation in those with darker skin types, such as Asian or Latino skin). The higher concentrations may carry more risk of contact irritation, but this may depend on the individual and base. Simultaneous use of topical tretinoin gel, 0.025%, is usually also required.\n\nNormallyup to 2 months are required to begin to initiate response and up to 6 months to complete the process. Once epidermal melasma is cleared and is no longer apparent with Wood's lamp examination, the hydroquinone and tretinoin should be discontinued. However, the opaque sunscreen should be continued through at least one summer season to reduce the risk of recurrence. Dermal melasma does not respond to the above treatment, and at the present time cannot be treated, with the exception of mandelic acid solutions. Often, melasma will slowly resolve following childbirth or upon discontinued use of oral contraceptives