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Your question does not permit anything but a general answer. As a rule, loss of pigmentation due to damage to melanocytes secondary to inflammation--whether from traumatic injury (or inflammatory diseases,, infection, and surgery)-- tends to be permanent. The damaged region typically heals as an off-white or ivory white scar. Repigmentation is possible when melanocytes have not been entirely destroyed by the prior inflammation or trauma. Having said that, I have found that the use of medical microneedling coupled with the application of topical tyrosine or bimatoprost to be helpful in certain circumstances for promoting some degree of repigmentation even in older scars where it seems clear that there is an absence of functioning melanocytes. Although, I do not think this has been studied, it is possible that microneedling may autotransplant functioning melanocytes from surrounding normal skin into the damaged area. You would do well to consult with a board certified aesthetic physician with experience and expertise in scar treatments. Best of luck to you.
Glutathione causes skin lightening by preventing the oxidation of tyrosine through its ability to reduce free radical formation in the body. Tyrosine oxidation increases the melanin pigment giving the skin its colour. Precursors that stimulate the body to synthesize its own glutathione natur...
Thanks for your query. The recommended dose of glutathione for skin lightening is 500-1000 mg a day. It depends upon your body weight and any other medical condition. You should consult a dermatologist before starting it. Hope it helpsAll The Best
Thanks for your query. There could be hormonal imbalance which can cause skin darkening. You can show to a physician and get your hormones tested. Yes the ethnicity also plays a role in skin darkening. Hope it helps.All The Best
Although it's difficult to see from the photo provided, you may benefit from eye creams with blends of kojic acid, vitamin K and/or hydroquinone. This will definitely give some remedy to the pigmentation.
Thank you for asking about your belly button darkening after your tummy tuck.First, try using 100% shea butter or cocoa butter on the belly button. Then, keep using that but also ask your surgeon to prescribe 4% hydroquinone.AND keep the belly button out fo the sun -If you expose darkened skin ...
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...
