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About 2 years ago, while in Aruba, I developed a skin rash that looked like small blisters on both legs. three areas about the size of a quarter. They itched and ozzed, but eventually the area just turned into dark areas of raised skin, almost like scar tissue. I have very dry legs, and a dermatologist gave me a steroid cream to use. I used it for awhile, and they got better, and the one on my left leg has pretty much disappeared. But on the other leg, two years later I still have to areas the size of a quarter each that just won't go away. I've started to use the old steroid cream again, and they have gotten a littleLittle noses decongestant Little tummys smaller and the area around them is no longer a dark colorColor blindness Color blindness tests Color vision test. Unfortunately, I'm always picking at them as the skin is very dry and seems flake a lot. It's like having to ugly areas of dark, scar tissue on my legs. Any suggestions on how to get rid of them?