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This is the most common one, and almost anyone can be heard preaching this message. Even some doctors do not shy away from telling their patients to cover up the xanthelasma with make-up as a potential long-term solution to this problem. The base to this solution stems from the belief that Xanthelasma removal leads to permanent spots on the surface. This is not true, and there are a number of latest techniques for Xanthelasma treatment that can help in scar-free removal of xanthelasma, which includes Laser and Cryosurgery to name a few.<\/p>\n
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Although this is true to some extent, as high cholesterol levels are a major cause of xanthelasma. But remember \u2013 it\u2019s not the only cause of xanthelasma and close to 50% who have xanthelasma do not have abnormal cholesterol levels. Xanthelasma might also be due to genetic reasons, and some people who develop xanthelasma have had earlier instances of xanthelasma development in their families.<\/p>\n
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Yes, this is true to some extent as xanthelasma treatment doesn\u2019t guarantee that it won\u2019t develop again. This is because of the fact that xanthelasma is not only caused due to high cholesterol levels or liver disease but also due to genetic reasons. Hence, it develops again after some time in people who have xanthelasma due to genetic reasons. On the other hand, people who developed xanthelasma due to increased lipids can prevent xanthelasma from developing again by following a healthy lifestyle and doing proper exercise.<\/p>\n
As we discussed in this post, xanthelasma treatment is very much possible and there are high chances that it won\u2019t develop again. You may get in touch with HP Dermatology Centre specialists to get personalised advice and best xanthelasma treatment in London.<\/p>\n
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Well, this one might work it might not \u2013 the reason being that garlic reduces the bad cholesterol levels and therefore, can treat xanthelasma. But, as research shows, not many people have benefited by eating garlic. So you should eat garlic, no doubt about that, but don\u2019t be too optimistic about the results. And one more thing \u2013 applying garlic paste on your xanthelasma is not going to work so please try that at your peril!<\/p>\n
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