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I heard flat warts can spread, so how should I manage them?
At some point, small, millet-seed-sized bumps started appearing on my face,
one by one, and I feel like the number is gradually increasing ㅠ
At first, I thought it was just a skin breakout, but after looking into it,
it looked similar to flat warts, which made me worried.
I can't even touch them because I heard that flat warts can spread to surrounding areas if scratched or irritated,
but they're so bothersome and distracting, it's driving me crazy.
Will I be okay if I get them removed at a dermatology clinic?
How should I manage them to prevent them from coming back?
If anyone has experience managing flat warts,
please share any good methods or tips!
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I've also heard that flat warts can spread if you touch or pick at them unnecessarily, so I try my best not to touch them, but I've heard they can reappear even after laser removal.
I know, right? Is there no way to prevent them from forming? ㅠ
Seropamine is my absolute favorite item, so it's nice to meet someone else here who takes it. It's like the secret to flawless skin... haha. It sells out often.
Oh really? Was I the only one who didn't know this whole time? lol
It's important to remove flat warts, but I've heard that skin care after removal is also something to pay attention to. I think managing the skin from within is important.
It's surprisingly difficult to distinguish between small bumps and flat warts. On the face, it's probably best to be careful, as touching them might leave scars.
You're exactly like me.
My skin used to be pretty clear, but suddenly I started getting not only flat warts but also tiny bumps, which caused me a lot of stress.
I tried removing them, but they kept coming back, and I was about to give up when a dermatologist I know recommended Seropam.
After taking that, my skin became truly clear.
Really? Will those millet-seed-sized bumps completely disappear and go away?
Yes, I was really amazed too.
My face became so clear that everyone around me was asking what I was doing because my skin had gotten so good.
I think I saw great results because it strengthens the skin barrier and provides moisturizing care all at once.
Many people also take it as a supplement after laser treatments.
That's why I believe it's the best inner beauty product for managing skin condition.
It seems like it's really effective. Thank you for the information. I should try it too.