HYPERPIGMENTATION PRODUCTS


●●●SKIN PEELS Arginine Alpha Beta Azelaic acid Glycolic acid Jessners Lactic Acid Lightening Mandelic acid Phenol Pyruvic acid Salicylic acid TCA Retinol ●●●PEEL EXTRAS Peel Boosters Pre Peel Post Peel ●●● FILLERS Dermal Fillers ●●●OTHER Abradermol Ampoules DMAE Lifting Electro Gel Fat Melting Face Masks Rose Hip Vitamin C Wrinkle Filler Wrinkle Relaxer ●●●KITS Peeling Kits TCA ●●●TRAINING Course Application Custom Peeling TCA Advanced Dermal Fillers Dental Infusion Advanced Fillers Botulinum Toxin Advanced Btx Mesotherapy Microsclerotherapy	●●●Hyperpigmentation Problems Skin Bleaching, Hyperpigmentation Melasma Chloasma, or melasma, appears as a blotchy, brownish pigmentation on the face that develops slowly. Melasma occurs frequently during pregnancy and is more common in dark skins than in fair skins. Melasma is often called "the mask of pregnancy", it is more pronounced during the summer months as a result of sun exposure. Freckles Freckles are small flat brown marks arising on the face and other sun exposed areas. They are most often seen in fair skinned people, especially those with red hair, but they are an inherited characteristic that sometimes affects darker skin types as well. Freckles respond well to 2-3% kojic acid. Lentigines Age spots or liver spots are flat brown-black spots that usually occur in sun-exposed areas of the body. Though age spots are very common in adults older than age 40, they can affect younger people as well. Post inflammatory hyperpigmentation Or PIH, is discoloration of the skin that follows an inflammatory wound. PIH is very common among acne sufferers. It can occur in all skin types, although it is more common in darker skin tones. Solar keratoses Solar keratoses or sun stains are spots with different colors, frequently brownish or reddish, whose surface is rugged and scaly, looking crusty or bark. They appear in old people on the bald area of the scalp, face, ears and back of the hands. As a rule, they are located on the areas more exposed to the sun. The cause is the extended and repeated sun-exposure, and because of this, they affect people spending many hours outdoors, such as farmers, sportsmen, fishermen, etc. Very white people are particularly sensitive to develop them, because they tolerate the sun very badly.	Ingredients used for hyperpigmentation: Kojic acid Kojic acid has a similar effect as hydroquinone. Studies have shown that Kojic acid is very effective as a skin lightening agent, inhibiting production of melanin brown pigment. Lactic acid Lactic Acid is an alpha hydroxy acid has been shown to have lightening properties especially on melasma. It is also shown to be safe on darker skin sensitive skin. Citric Citric Acid to be effective lightning agent that inhibits the production of melanin. Glycolic acid alpha-hydroxy acid (AHA) can has a shedding effect on the top layer of skin, to help exfoliate the pigmented skin cells. By doing this it speeds skin turnover and pigment is lost more quickly. Willowherb Bioactive flavonoid with astringent, emollient and soothing properties. Effective in reducing redness and inflammation the skin. Bearberry extract A natural, highly-effective plant-based skin bleaching ingredient that helps retard excessive melanin production without irritation. Contains a natural hydroquinone Ascorbic Acid Vitamin C as Ascorbyl form has been tested extensively and reported in journal of American Academy of Dermatology to inhibit the production of the melanin, when Vitamin C inhibits the production of the melanin, a lighter and brighter skin can be revealed. Alpha-Arbutine Vegetable derivative of hydroquinone, 10 times more powerful than L-arbutine. Inhibits melanin production Salicylic acid promotes cell turnover to reduce the appearance of post inflammatory hyperpigmentation scars brought on by acne.
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	● Glicopeel K Gel 100ml Indications Photo types I-VI Hyperpigmentation Properties Kojic acid has bacteriostatic, fungicidal, antimicrobial, and lightening effects, which are very useful for treating hyperpigmentation. Free non buffered acids pH3.0 Key ingredients: 33% Glycolic 10% Citric 10% Kojic 9% Lactic 5% Salicylic Willowherb Bearberry extract
	● Bleaching Additive 50g Indications Hyperpigmentation Properties Inhibits melanogenesis. Anti-oxidant action Key ingredients: 19.4% Kojic acid
	● Bleaching Ampoules 5x2ml Indications Hyperpigmentation Properties Bleaching serum brightens the complexion. Key ingredients: 5% Alpha Arbutin 3% Ascorbyl Glucoide Licorice Extract
	● Bleaching Mask Indications Hyperpigmentation Properties Bleaching mask brightens the complexion. This mask is indicated for age spots and pregnancy mask. Key ingredients: Kojic Acid Collagen Vitamins A Vitamin E
	● Screenses Sun screen SPF50+, SPF35 Indications All skin types Properties It is important that patients who have a peel during the day be protected from sun light. Facial protection against the harmful effects of sunrays. It prevents sunburns, skin ageing, blemishes and allergies. This sun cream comes with natural tinted colour that gives you the maximum sun protection and complements the complexion. It can be applied in any season of the year. Water-resistant SPF35 is a clear cream. Key ingredients: Titanium Dioxide Zinc Oxide Octyl Methoxycinnamate
	● Home Care: SeSDERMA Kojicol Patients must use kojicol home use product for at least 2 weeks before first peel. Kojicol Cream Kojicol Gel plus Nomelan Post peel Nomelan Cream
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● Screenses Sun screen SPF50+, SPF35