Can you tell me what I should be using it used to be all over my face. Now it is just on my cheeks and forehead. I have been using lemon and baking soda. I don't to get laser. The lemon and baking soda seems to be helping a little bit. thanks for your time.
October 13, 2014
Answer: Melasma Treatment Not knowing what brands of products you have tried, I would first suggest that you get on medical grade products. These are stronger and will have higher percentages of the active ingredients than over the counter products. I would suggest trying a Mini Melange Peel. These peels are for all skin types and give great results. You may need 2-3 peels, depending on the depth of your hyperpigmentation.
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October 13, 2014
Answer: Melasma Treatment Not knowing what brands of products you have tried, I would first suggest that you get on medical grade products. These are stronger and will have higher percentages of the active ingredients than over the counter products. I would suggest trying a Mini Melange Peel. These peels are for all skin types and give great results. You may need 2-3 peels, depending on the depth of your hyperpigmentation.
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October 12, 2014
Answer: Melasma treatment Avoid any lemon as it makes your skin more sensitive to the sun and baking soda is just bad for the skins health. I suggest getting on a much better topical regimen and adding sunscreen. Clear and brilliant laser is doing wonders for my patients! Try that but only with someone who knows lasers well. If not done right the melasma will flare. Best, dr e.
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October 12, 2014
Answer: Melasma treatment Avoid any lemon as it makes your skin more sensitive to the sun and baking soda is just bad for the skins health. I suggest getting on a much better topical regimen and adding sunscreen. Clear and brilliant laser is doing wonders for my patients! Try that but only with someone who knows lasers well. If not done right the melasma will flare. Best, dr e.
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