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Hi 1224. The answer is that most likely the spots will return. The most common bleaching product is hydroquinone and after you stop using it the pigment will return. For a permanent solution to your issue, consider finding a local practitioner with q-switched lasers. These are the same lasers used to remove birthmarks and tattoos and should be able to permanently remove your age spots.
Thanks for the question. In all likelihood, once the bleaching cream is stopped, the sunspots will return. Additional treatments for age spots include IPL/Photofacials, fractionated laser resurfacing, and q-switched lasers. I recommend consulting with a board certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist in your area that is familiar with management of photoaging. Warmest Regards, Glenn Vallecillos, M.D., F.A.C.S.
Once you've managed to diminish the brown spots with whitening/bleaching cream, they will likely return if you stop using the cream. Products containing Hydroquinone or other agents(Kojic acid, Vitamin C, etc) to lighten the skin, help by suppressing the production of pigment in the skin cells and will unfortunately only help as long as you are using them.