Brown Spots Under Busts. Is It Spreading? Related To Salicylic Acid?
I have been having a couple of brown spots under my busts for just over a year[similar to small patches and a couple of dots as well. For the past three to four months afew of it has got larger and after some home remedies a few of it has got raised up slightly. I am now rubbing asprin [since on the internet I read that due to its salicylic acid contents it peels off]. However,Just today I noticed several more brown spots [like birthmarks] on the back of my body [from upper neck to spine]. I am very worried about this since I think it is spreading. I dont know whether the spots under my bust has any connection to this. I am fair complexioned and its gonna be very embrassing. I must also say that I saw a dermatologiest [In am in Sri Lanka] and he just had a 2 mt look at the spots under my bust and said it will have to be burned out and asked me to fix an appointment. He also told me that it could reappear. However at that time he did not check my skin for spots elsewhere., and as I told you I noticed the spots on my back only today. Pls help as I am worried.
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Brown Spots Under Busts. Is It Spreading? Related To Salicylic Acid?
Hello, Thanks for the query, Salicylic acid is an irritant and should be applied for a short contact period. You have developed an allergic reaction to it, Apply a mild steroid lotion like desonide, Also take an antihistamine tablet. This will give you some relief. Please meet a dermatologist for exact diagnosis. Let me know if you have any other doubt. you can ask a direct question to me on this forum, following the below link. http://www.healthcaremagic.com/doctors/dr-rahul-kumar/64818 Wishing you a good health. Thank you