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This all depends on how large and area you are using the creams. For example, Melarase cream has 60 gm and you are supposed to apply 1 gm per day, for 60 days. Best, Dr. KaramanoukianLos Angeles
Well over a year. The tube itself is designed to protect it from light. Keeping it in the fridge ensures longevity. For compounded prescriptions its marked 30-90 days, depending where it is made, but in reality it last much longer. You will know when it is expired when it changes colour. Dr Davin Lim. Brisbane. Australia.
Topical products and Spectrase sun block. Melarase is a great regimen to add or a Brightening Kit in its entirety. I also recommend that you add one of two of these oral supplements for pigmentary control: Scler-X PIH Relief Complex from VenaSmart or Pigmentation Correction Complex from Ka...
Collagen remodeling after any laser treatment is a process expected to take several months. At only two weeks after your treatment I am not surprised that the results are not yet apparent. Be patient and expect to see steady improvement over the next 2 - 3 months.
Every patient has a different response to specific product types and formulations.Some skin types are less prone to respond to topical treatment than others. Melasma needs long term commitment with skin care and avoidance of skin factors such as sun exposure (Spectrase Sun Block) which has ...
The pigment in a nevus of Ota is very deep and there is no cream or topical therapy to reduce the pigmentation. Multiple Q-switched laser treatments will be required to fade this lesion.
The treatment of age spots begins with rapid exfoliation and correction of pigmentation. Benign sun damage responds well to Melarase AM and Melarase PM creams + Melapads Daily Exfoliating Pads. Melapads can gently replace chemical peels without the requisite peeling. I would begin with ...
The birthmark in question likely has very deep pigment, and as such, lasers would not be very effective. Surgical excision is really your main option at the present time.
