Pigmentation Free Skin with Experts in Dwarka
Melasma Treatment Fade the Patches, Brighten Your Confidence What Is Melasma?Melasma is a common skin condition that causes brown or gray-br
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Pigmentation Free Skin with Experts in Dwarka
Melasma Treatment Fade the Patches, Brighten Your Confidence What Is Melasma?Melasma is a common skin condition that causes brown or gray-br
Best Treatment for Melasma
The common symptoms of melasma are dark patches of skin that are uneven in appearance. They are generally seen on the temple, cheeks and nose, (facial blotches); however, they can spring up anywhere on the body. It is their appearance on the face that the term "mask" of pregnancy was born.
Melasma does not pose any serious risk to your health; and it isn't generally a side effect of a medical issue. Nonetheless, it certainly causes some mental distress because it spoils your looks. Hormonal changes that happen during pregnancy are one of the known causes of this problem.
Treatment Options For Melasma
Among the best treatments for melasma at the present is everlasting clear laser. This technique targets the melanin existing in our skin. It is present in excessive quantities normally in the pigmented legions. A laser beam is pointed in these areas that heats the melanin and as a result clears it.
The lesser pigmented legions are got rid of in a matter of moments, with only a single treatment session or two. Lesions of a deeper nature are cleared between 1 to 6 sessions.
Another most used option is ultra brightening peel. This chemical peel of medium depth makes the skin to fall off. As a result exposing the top most dead layer of the skin, to reveal a new skin tissue. It stimulates the production of collagen which is efficacious for decreasing superficial wrinkles. A tailored treatment plan is made by a specialist after looking at the patient’s needs.
Combining Kojic Acid And Glycolic Acid In A Preparation
Kojic acid is an ingredient which is known to lighten the skin. It is used by many people to get rid of a host of hyperpigmentation disorders such as Melasma, chloasma or post inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH). Kojic acid is formulated in skin lightening preparations by adding it in concentrations ranging 1-4%. Studies have found that combining the two ingredients kojic acid with glycolic acid in a preparation is effective in lightening the skin. A study was undertaken to compare - 2% hydroquinone, 10% glycolic acid and 2% kojic acid against 2% hydroquinone and 10% glycolic acid without kojic acid. It was found that kojic acid group led to a higher reduction in hyperpigmentation than the combination without kojic acid.
The Significance Of Careful Formulation
Exposure to air or sunlight breaks down kojic acid so it should be formulated carefully. Always choose kojic acid preparations packaged in tubes to limit exposure to light and air. Kojic acid formulations may blend other skin lightening or skin brightening agents like hydroquinone, vitamin c, etc. Besides, because exposure to UV rays can trigger melasma, you may find preparations comprising sun protection. In the event that the formulation is lacking a sunscreen, include a broad spectrum UVA and UVB blocking agent with a minimum of SPF 30.
Conclusion
When it comes to finding best treatment for melasma using kojic acid blended with glycolic acid, in a gel preparation, is found to be the most efficacious.
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