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I would treat the skin with Luminase and Exfolase creams, followed by fractional laser to help reduce the pigmentation. Best, Dr. Karamanoukian#Realself100 Surgeon
Firstly I would advice you to change your method of under-arm hair-removal. Using a razor, wax or hair-removal creams can lead to this kind of pigmentation and texture. Laser hair removal can be a good option to look into.Now coming to treating your skin condition per se, you can consult you dermatologist and go in for chemical peels for your under-arms. Lactic acid and pyruvic acid peels would help you, although it may be 3-4 sessions before you see results and may take up to 6-8 sessions before good outcome. Post peel care is a definite must for long lasting results.
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: Melaclenz MelapadsLuminase and Exfolase creamsFollowed by fractional laser, Covalent peels, and Yag laser...
Hello.There are a number of treatments that can be performed to remove dark spots from lasers to chemical peels to combination topical regimens. Ask your dermatologist if they have experience in treating those skin concerns on your skin type without fading your normal skin color....
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 Kare MD Skin Health Melarase creams. To start, use the Kare MD Skin Health Brightening Kit for 4 to 6...
