White Burn Marks On Vagina After Using Veet Hair Removal Cream. Advice
i had been burn with veet sHAVING cream on my virgina it left a burn white burn on my virgina which is as a example when u get burn from something home on your skin it will take off your skin and the area would be white that is have my virgina looks can you please help me by tellin me what i can use to get my skin grown back and this white that has my virgina looking brown and white i need some to bring back the balance please help please !!!!!!!!
Hi, Thanks for the query. If only the upper layers of the skin got affected, that will heal by its own in one or two weeks. And you may not need additional treatment for that in general. Sometimes ointments containing Aloe Vera and vitamin E can help to some extent in hasting the recovery. If the scar is thick and involving inner layers of the skin also, topical creams may not help. Better to consult dermatologist once and get examined. Avoid using chemical products on sensitive areas as per as possible. Take care.
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White Burn Marks On Vagina After Using Veet Hair Removal Cream. Advice
Hi, Thanks for the query. If only the upper layers of the skin got affected, that will heal by its own in one or two weeks. And you may not need additional treatment for that in general. Sometimes ointments containing Aloe Vera and vitamin E can help to some extent in hasting the recovery. If the scar is thick and involving inner layers of the skin also, topical creams may not help. Better to consult dermatologist once and get examined. Avoid using chemical products on sensitive areas as per as possible. Take care.