I have been applying Alastin restorative skin complex followed by Alastin broad spectrum SPF 36. I may not be applying often enough. I had to drive 3 hrs back and forth during the day in Florida. I tried to shield my face but noticed my cheeks looked pink after a while and when I look at my face under a 12x mirror I see more capillaries . Would this be sun damage or is this the process of healing . Don’t know if I am doing enough to protect from the sun .
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I just had my own halo with alastin and didnt have any problems but everyone's skin is different. If you are reacting to the product, stop the product. It is not necessary and may reduce downtime and improve healing but again, isn't necessary. Best, Dr. Ali
The time it takes for hyperpigmentation to fade with the use of brightening serums can vary significantly from person to person and depends on various factors, including the type and severity of the hyperpigmentation, the specific product you're using, your skin type, and your skincare routine....
Yes, it will still be beneficial since Alastin Transform Body supports the production of new, healthy collagen, and elastin. It also improves the appearance of skin texture, firmness, and crepiness.
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