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Is skin redness temporary or permanent?

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Is skin redness temporary or permanent?

Skin redness can be related to different conditions. In this video, Dr Abe Sudarsanam explains how long skin redness usually affects patients and what measures can be taken to manage permanent skin staining.

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Most of the time, skin redness is self-limiting and will resolve and get better over time. Again, it depends a lot on the underlying cause. In very rare instances, there can be permanent skin staining but again there are ways of managing permanent redness and that can be with the use of concealers and appropriate makeup.

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