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These are questions for the skin care doctor who is following you and overseeing your use if the Nu-Derm System. However, to answer your question, Clear is applied both in the morning and at night. Usually, at night, you are applying ELASTIderm between the Clear and Blender/Tretenoin. Also, the bottles have the order and whether they are AM, PM or both.
Dark discoloration on the axilla and groin areas can be brightened with Hidef protocols that initiate rapid exfoliation and skin brightening. A combination of light fractional ablation, NanoRF, and covalent peels can help improve the skin dyspigmentation. Best, Dr. K...
Hi thanks for your query.There are various options to lighten your skin tone..Though kojic containing creams are safe as you didn't get the desired results,it is better to seek an in person consultation and get it treated according to your skin type.Absolute sun protection is mandatory ...
Hi thanks for your enquiry.As you wanted an even skin tone ,I would not recommend glutathione for you as there is significant risk when taken in larger doses and they are not permanent .But there are alternate ways to treat after assessing your skin type ,an in person consultation will be very ...
Hyperpigmentation and discoloration on the body can only be improved with a combination of topical creams followed by laser therapy. We recommend the Kareskin Body Brightening Kit: MelaclenzMelapadsLuminase and Exfolase creamsFollowed by fractional laser, Covalent peels, and Yag laser...
Melarase creams are formulated to improve pigmentation and discoloration using HQ and non-HQ skin lighteners. The mechanism of action is related to Melarase's ability to block tyrosinase enzyme that contributes to abnormal pigmentation and discoloration. When the melanocyte becomes...
It is hard to determine without photos and in reality without a proper exam difficult to make an accurate diagnoses. However its likely there was some bleeding under the skin on the sides of your sternum or bruising. the majority of the time the blood is simply reabsorbed and recycled but...
