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Dark pigmentation on the skin can be caused by genetics, hormones, and sun exposure. I would use a carefully curated protocol of laser therapy, fractional ablation, Covalent peels, and topical creams. The most important step is first starting Melarase creams for at least 6 to 8 weeks. AM: Melaclenz, Melapads, Melarase AMPM: Melaclenz, Melapads, Melarase PMBest, Dr. KaramanoukianRealself100 Surgeon
This is not an easy task. I would perhaps try a skin lightening cream such as hydroquinone 4% or maybe Triluma. Also wear sunscreen to prevent further darkening. This is most likely hereditary but also watch any products that might be irritating the lips.
Hyperpigmentation from skin to skin contact can be deep. I would advise a hyperpigmentation protocol that includes light fractional laser, light chemical peels, Rapid exfoliation protocols, and topical creams. In our office, we use these treatments to lighten discoloration of the skin....
Thank you for asking about your hyper-pigmentation during pregnancy.Hormones, including the hormones of pregnancy, can cause skin darkening.(On the face, it is called melasma.)Do not use a skin lightener now - it may affect the developing baby.After pregnancy when hormones go back to normal, the...
Dear scottlarson96,based on your description, it would be best that you visit your plastic surgeon for an in person examination. This way, your surgeon can assess your scars properly and determine the best course of action to address and resolve your concerns.Daniel Barrett, MD, MHA,...
Hi, More chances of acanthosis nigricans but even vitamin B 12 deficiency may lead to hyperpigmentations on skin. It is really difficult to analyse now. Anyways , Chemical peels and skin lightening creams followed by a broad spectrum sunblock will show a remarkable effect. Thanks.
Hi,thanks for the question. Gluthathione tablets along with injectable gluthathione injections done every weekly does help in making your skin 2-3 shades lighter.But later maintenance and skin care is important.Consult a board certified dermatologist for the same.
These can be improved with a combination of lasers, Aerolase, microneedling/prp, skin lightening, peels, and skin care. Sun protection is essential. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a scarring expert. Best, Dr. Emer
