Does it occur to you the reasons for all these dark spots which you don't feel that they are cute? It is almost certain that the occurrence of dark spots will soon be a reality when you place yourself under the sun beyond normal circumstances, not thinking about any form of sun protection. These spots are likely to make your first impression appear unappealing. Sometimes, they make you look much older. If you are ignorant and refuse to get a proper dark spot removal treatment, your social life will be affected to a certain degrees.
The pigmentation disorder in the skin is the result of excess melanin. When the production of melanin is out of balance, hyperpigmentation will set in especially when there is too much melanin. So, what are your options in removing these brown patches?
If you check with any dermatologist, they will tell you to use glycolic acid. It is an exfoliating agent. It depends on your skin. Not everyone is spared from the side effects. But skin irritation or swelling is common if you want to try this method. So, take time to learn more about it. Make sure you confirm with your dermatologist if it is safe for your skin.
Some may like DIY exfoliation. You can easily buy one from any drug store. The only difference between the home kit and the procedure at the clinic is the concentration of glycolic acid. Obviously, the home kit will not have high level of concentration. Usually it is less than 5%. You need to use a sunscreen to reduce any discomfort later on. This acid can make your skin more sensitive to the sun.
If you think your skin can't tolerate glycolic acid, then look up for any dermatological clinics that provides microdermabrasion for hyperpigmentation. There is no DIY for this procedure. You need an abrading machine that is specially designed for skin treatment. If you want better results, you need at least eight sessions. Unfortunately, when it comes insurance, you are not able to get any reimbursement. The insurers consider microdermabrasion as a cosmetic procedure.
Microdermabrasion works by blasting tiny crystals on the spots. You probably have seen how sandblasting works. It works almost the same way. After the treatment, your skin should be smoother. This should minimize the appearance of your brown spots.
If you have dark skin, microdermabrasion may help. However, there may be some side effects that you need to embrace. These include swollen skin and redness.
Another better choice of treating dark spots is to try skin lighteni
ng creams. Yet, the range of ingredients used in skin care products is wide. This raises some concerns. If you are not aware about the ingredients used in these creams, they may irritate or worsen the existing condition of your skin. So, don't be ignorant. Go to the Internet or library and be familiar with these ingredients.
Certain manufacturers want to squeeze more profits from their skin care products. So, it is not a surprise for them to use low quality ingredients. If you have been doing some research on various age spot removal, you should be familiar with hydroquinone. It is cheap. Thus, it is an ideal ingredient for skin bleaching products. Not many people know that it is not safe at all. When it was reported in the news for causing skin disorders such as ochronosis and allergic reactions, I think many people now know the risk of using hydroquinone. It is better to opt for natural ingredients such as kojic acid. Nowadays, you can find them in many natural skin lighteners.
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The pigmentation disorder in the skin is the result of excess melanin. When the production of melanin is out of balance, hyperpigmentation will set in especially when there is too much melanin. So, what are your options in removing these brown patches?
If you check with any dermatologist, they will tell you to use glycolic acid. It is an exfoliating agent. It depends on your skin. Not everyone is spared from the side effects. But skin irritation or swelling is common if you want to try this method. So, take time to learn more about it. Make sure you confirm with your dermatologist if it is safe for your skin.
Some may like DIY exfoliation. You can easily buy one from any drug store. The only difference between the home kit and the procedure at the clinic is the concentration of glycolic acid. Obviously, the home kit will not have high level of concentration. Usually it is less than 5%. You need to use a sunscreen to reduce any discomfort later on. This acid can make your skin more sensitive to the sun.
If you think your skin can't tolerate glycolic acid, then look up for any dermatological clinics that provides microdermabrasion for hyperpigmentation. There is no DIY for this procedure. You need an abrading machine that is specially designed for skin treatment. If you want better results, you need at least eight sessions. Unfortunately, when it comes insurance, you are not able to get any reimbursement. The insurers consider microdermabrasion as a cosmetic procedure.
Microdermabrasion works by blasting tiny crystals on the spots. You probably have seen how sandblasting works. It works almost the same way. After the treatment, your skin should be smoother. This should minimize the appearance of your brown spots.
If you have dark skin, microdermabrasion may help. However, there may be some side effects that you need to embrace. These include swollen skin and redness.
Another better choice of treating dark spots is to try skin lighteni
ng creams. Yet, the range of ingredients used in skin care products is wide. This raises some concerns. If you are not aware about the ingredients used in these creams, they may irritate or worsen the existing condition of your skin. So, don't be ignorant. Go to the Internet or library and be familiar with these ingredients.
Certain manufacturers want to squeeze more profits from their skin care products. So, it is not a surprise for them to use low quality ingredients. If you have been doing some research on various age spot removal, you should be familiar with hydroquinone. It is cheap. Thus, it is an ideal ingredient for skin bleaching products. Not many people know that it is not safe at all. When it was reported in the news for causing skin disorders such as ochronosis and allergic reactions, I think many people now know the risk of using hydroquinone. It is better to opt for natural ingredients such as kojic acid. Nowadays, you can find them in many natural skin lighteners.
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