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Slight Pock Marking

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missyjean130

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Joined: 27 May 2007
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Slight Pock Marking Posted: 05-31-07 22:48pm


I have some extremely mild pock marking ( I think thats the term for them) on one of my cheeks. VERY slight sunken in places where pimples used to be. Barely visable in fact. So my question is, can these raise and level out over time? Since theyre so mild I would have to think so. Or at least I'm hoping so!

Llewellyn

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Joined: 21 Jan 2007
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Location: NY

Posted: 06-01-07 19:27pm


I believe they are usually permanent.

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