4 step process to treating STUBBORN hyperpigmentation

[@thegroomingbabe1325]

Awesome advice as always ! Thanks 😊

[@chinwenduorji2050]

Beautiful one 😊

[@MadaTangdilallo]

Thank You Dokter 🙏😊

[@lakhimaikalita2032]

Doctor*❤️

[@gloriatgtgl5711]

May I know if you run a clinic? Where is it at? I need professional skincare treatment.

[@saguftairani989]

Is face tan also a type of hyperpigmentation?

[@samandeepkaur6366]

No its not ...its type of dead skin cells ...hyperpigmentation is stubborn dark brown or black patches on cheeks nose forehead and around lips which increases due to excessive sun exposure while tan is layer of dead cells if you avoid outing in sunlight or stay indoors it will automatically remove...

[@lovely3873]

How and where can i order light up?

[@most.sahararahman]

How to treat acne scars on oily skin which retinol bran or product perfect for me

[@AJ-xl2cd]

Hey doc. my skin is dry and recently I got small comedones on cheeks and forehead, I use salicylic acid and niacinamide still no change. Plz suggest solutions

[@user-ix2dc2jd5x]

How about blind pimples please.. thank you

[@nikitagupta9970]

Which laser to choose

[@lukongalubinda84]

I breakout when i use sunscreen, maybe its the type

[@jennifergarcia4954]

How can i order ventamin here in Spain?pls.reply..thank u

[@shrutisharma5024]

Me too asking it for months no reply since.... I wanna it here in India

[@czcz.2084]

​@@shrutisharma5024 it's just marketing for his own product.. Dont waste your money

[@Mathapelo396]

What is medical grade hydroquinone, please?

[@MaxSecond-ic7qs]

Medical grade is, unfortunately, just a term that doesn't mean anything. It's a buzzword used by companies to trick consumers into thinking it's better than other products with the same active ingredient. Let's say you have a proeuct containg "Niaciamide", and another product that has "Medical grade niaciamide". They both mean the same exact thing because if it's got that product, it doesn't matter.

[@adedigbaadebisi8585]

How to order for light up

[@devisris9100]

How to remove tan

[@fizamestri3930]

Please give suggestions on dpn

[@ujiaujia8344]

Tranexamic acid is not suitable for all !!! Especially someone having heart problem, family person with heart or clots related issues,,, also in pregnancy consult with doc before taking it😊

[@smilykavitha7599]

First❤

[@gontrant_odon]

Just use Retinal not Retinol and thank me later♥️👊🏻

[@samandeepkaur6366]

Recommend any good brand for sensitive skin

[@gontrant_odon]

@@samandeepkaur6366 Yess try Medik8 Crystal if it's your first time t Retinal start t n°3 and Progress t n°10🤝👊🏻

[@Tirelesswarrior]

Brand recommendation, please? I saw medik8 crystal retinal lines online. But they're so expensive...what are the options please?

[@gontrant_odon]

@@Tirelesswarrior try Cerave Retinol Serum but use it twice a week for th first month or First week

[@n6canada]

SPF 50 is chemical

[@Sangiko]

You should read the definition of chemical, you are made of chemicals, everything you eat are made of chemicals.

[@MaxSecond-ic7qs]

Everything is a chemical lol.