My labia has begun to turn brown. Can you recommend a bleach or cream to lighten it?

Addressing uneven skin tone and post-acne hyperpigmentation can be challenging, but there are several treatment options you can consider. Here are some suggestions tailored to your concerns: Chemical Peels: Since you mentioned considering a deeper peel, this could be a good option. Medium-depth...

Thanks for your query. There are multiple options available for lightening up the knees and elbows. You can go in for microdermabrasion along with chemical peels as they will exfoliate it deeply and lighten up the skin. It can take up to many sessions for the result. Minimum of 6 peels may be...

Facial pigmentation is a direct cause of hormones, genetics, and sun exposure. I would recommend a carefully curated combination of laser therapy, fractional ablation, Covalent peels, and topical Melarase creams. To start, use Melarase creams for 4 to 6 weeks:  AM: Melaclenz, Melapads, ...

Depending if this pigmentation is hormonally related I would recommend hydroquinones, Retinoids, Cosmelan, or chemical peels.  I treat many patients with exactly your problem and it takes time to improve this pigmentation and strict sun avoidance.  Best, Dr. Green

Addressing hyperpigmentation, especially in sensitive areas like the inner thighs, requires a careful approach to ensure safety and effectiveness. Here are some recommendations: Consultation with a Dermatologist: It is crucial to consult with a board-certified dermatologist who can assess your...

Your umbilicus is red and dark from reaction from the surgery. It will normalize with time. You just need to give it some time, perhaps up to several months.