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I would use a combination of Luminase and Exfolase creams followed by fractional laser to the underarms. Best, Dr. Karamanoukian#Realself100 Surgeon
Hi thanks for your query,well first and foremost get yourself assessed any underlying medical issues by hormonal assay ,Then consider chemical peels which will help to lighten your pigmentation.To sustain effects be on a good maintenance regime after consulting with a board certified dermatologist and take treatment which is suitable for your under strict guidance .
I'm sorry to hear about your experience. Here are some insights and recommendations: Salicylic Acid Effects: Salicylic acid is a common ingredient in skin lightening and peeling products. It can cause irritation or a burning sensation, especially if used on sensitive areas or in high...
Hi thanks for your query ,it is a triple combination cream and the retinoid component can cause redness when exposed to sunlight without adequate protection .Do also occur when you had stopped suddenly.As for now stop it ,use only liberal moiisturiser.Most important is it has to be used only ...
Good morning and thank you for your question! I would not recommend spot treating with hydroquinone because it can create a "halo-effect." This means that it lightens the lesion more than the surrounding areas creating a hypopigmented appearance to the one lesion so it is more noticeable. We re...
Thank you for your question and an explanation of your entire regime. There are a number of things wrong with this which is probably why you have what appears to be "tight, dry skin," since hydroquinone alone will not usually give you these symptoms. First, your "mild cleanser" may be wrong....
You can ask your doctor for 4% hydroquinone or combination of with Kojic Acid and Vitamin A to apply nightly for a short period to help with the hyperpigmentation.
Hi thanks for your enquiry,first and foremost get a detailed assessment by a dermatologist to rule out any underlying medical cause ,then depigmenting creams containing hydroquinone can be used but under strict medical supervision.CHEMICAL PEELS can help to even out the pigmentation.Good sun ...
