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It is normal for someone's genitals to be darker than the rest of their body. This is due to sex hormones and extra testosterone that stimulate the production of melanin, the brown pigment in the skin. The result is for the skin on a man's penis and nipples and a woman's areolas and labia, to darken.If there is further darkening in adulthood, then it could be a sign of an underlying chronic illness, such as diabetes.
There are many reasons why the skin darkens which may include sun exposure, inflammation, existing skin conditions, medication, genetics, friction, etc. There are many ways to lighten the skin including lasers and peels. IV therapy may also be helpful for you. It involves directly injecting a...
Hi there,No not for skin lightening but a great moisturizer. See a certified dermatologist for your best options.Best of luck....
The cream that you have mentioned contains a very high level of mercury and steroids. It’s best to visit a dr who has at least a dozen years experience in dealing with hyperpigmentation and melasma. It takes time but your skin can heal and improve , provided you get an expert opinion early. T...
Hi there,there are many treatments for you ; I would suggest seeing a board certified dermatologist to evaluate and treat and suggest topical medications and possible laser treatments.Best of luck...
Hi there,You may want to revisit your dermatologist and have them write you a prescription for a higher percentage of HQ along with tretinoin and a vitamin c. Also sun avoidance is key along high SPF.Be consistent and patient. Best of luck....
Hi Compassionate11769, With your normal skin tone, the use of laser will have higher risk, but you can definitely try pigment laser to lighten the areas that you want to lighten. It may however take several sessions to achieve evenness of the skin tone.
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