Everyone wishes to look good. Evening the skin tone and reducing the pigmentation of the skin is one of concerns a lot of people care about. The medicinal ingredient, hydroquinone (HQ), has been the gold standard for lightening dark spots and hyperpigmentation. Suggested duration of use should not be more than 4-6 months at a time as prolonged use can potentially cause ochronosis (a persistent blue-black pigmentation) and hydroquinone resistance. To reduce long term risk, our clinical team suggest taking a break from hydroquinone and switching to products containing clinically proven brightening agents. Some of the clinically proven ingredients are as follows:
Oligopeptide-68
- Reduces age spots on hand and neck after 2 weeks
- Induces skin lightening effect after only 4 weeks
Tetrapeptide-30
- Notably reduces yellow skin tone starting at week 4 and visibly diminishes hyperchromatic spots
Potassium Azeloyl Diglycinate
- Multifunctional ingredient that lightens pigmented spots
Arbutin
- Naturally lightens skin
Niacinamide
- Clinically proven to reduce hyperpigmented spots
N-Acetyl Glucosamine
- Reduces the appearance of dark spots
These agents are safe to use as a long term brightening treatment and dark spot correction and can be used in conjunction with HQ safely if enhancement of brightening effects is needed.
Oligopeptide-68
- Reduces age spots on hand and neck after 2 weeks
- Induces skin lightening effect after only 4 weeks
Tetrapeptide-30
- Notably reduces yellow skin tone starting at week 4 and visibly diminishes hyperchromatic spots
Potassium Azeloyl Diglycinate - Multifunctional ingredient that lightens pigmented spots
Arbutin
- Naturally lightens skin
Niacinamide
- Clinically proven to reduce hyperpigmented spots
N-Acetyl Glucosamine
- Reduces the appearance of dark spots
These agents are safe to use as a long term brightening treatment and dark spot correction and can be used in conjunction with HQ safely if enhancement of brightening effects is needed.
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