Oh he’s the best!

where is the recognition from Dr Dray? I've missed that

Dr dray is creepy

I agree. I can’t believe Dr Dray is not clear about it, is it in adapalene and differin? I used this on my face not realizing this may be hydroquinone! I am so mad right now.

Have learnt what products to use from David regarding for acne prone skin

Have u used it ? If yes for how long?

Agree

What you people call hyperpigmentation is your normal skin tone. You just want lighter skin.

if u seen my reply pls ans me,also i have hyperpigmentation in my leg ,i want to already u did laser?is laser effective ?

Hello. I got 8% and currently experiencing red, flaky and lil irritation. What shall I do?

Hi, not sure if this is late to reply. I was prescribed tranexamic acid by my skin doctor. Cleared my pigmentation for a while, then my skin color became way too light, kind of pale looking. And whenever it is hot, my face would feel hot and become red, even when running. I stopped using it, then pigmentation started coming back again. I was using it only during night time.

What percent of tranexamic acid was in the prescription you used?

My derm prescribed me hydroquinone... but also benzoyl peroxide. I keep hearing that mixing them is bad, but are they compatible if I space out when they are used? Might have to make a call tho!

Why ? I use cliniopper jel its acne jel and ıts benzoyl peroxide ım Afraid

Laser. Laser resurfacing can sometimes help reduce post-inflammatory erythema. Dermabrasion. Microneedling or microdermabrasion is a technique that uses small needles to puncture the skin. ... Vitamin C. Vitamin C is anti-inflammatory and helps your body make collagen. ... Sunscreen.

Hi do you use this cream ?

Let us know how it goes. My derm gave me 4% to use and I’ve been scared to use it but this dr explained everything well. Glad it worked for you.

I used hydroquinone for 3 months and had great results, but my doc warned that if I don’t use sunscreen religiously, it will return. So, I use a moisturizer that has an SPF, and have not had any recurrence of my dark spots!

@@hotcris3 hey just saw your comment and was curious about your journey with hq. Please write back would really appreciate

@@sconan01 do u still use it or did u stop using it after 3 months?

How did you take a break in between using other products

Does it work for redness post acne? Or just dark skin Thanks

Where did you purchase the hydroquinone?

@@fatimaa.abdullahi4424 You can get it a asian hair stores that sell black hair products in America.

@@fatimaa.abdullahi4424 you should definitely go to a dermatologist.

Thnx for t

I'm very interested in this as well!

@@notreallyawaitress10 X2

I use Hada Labo Shiro Jyun Premium which has tranexamic acid in it and it helped a lot in decreasing the appearance of my pigmentations. Tranexamic acid also brightens my whole face complexion. It will not make your face 1 shade lighter, but brighter and healthier.

@@aubreybondoc did u get the lotion, milk or cream? Thank you.

I am using 3% tranaxmic. It peeled my Skin at start. my pigmentation fading now my pigmentation faded to 70% but I used hydroquinone with it. But 30% is remaining I don't know will it fade my pigmentation completely. Oral tranaxmic acid is the king of all procedures but it may cause blood clot on safer side we have tranaxmic dermal injection also those are more effective and less risky. I am planning to go with dermal injection

I have a dr. pen that I have yet to use for my acne scaring.

@@SweetUareDesi I have the Dr. Pen M8. Microneedling probably won't work well on protruding scars, but for pits and rolling scars it's been effective for me. I have not needed lidocaine cream for the needle lengths I use. I use 1mm on most of my face and even my neck, 0.75mm on on my nose and around my eyes, and 1.5mm on my scarred cheek area. I do it monthly. For these lengths you really need to give your skin time to recover. Definitely use a longer length on your scarring, but you could use 0.5mm length elsewhere is you are looking for collagen induction. I see that you are young, so you may just want to focus on your scarring and ignore the rest of your face. Use numbing cream if pain is an issue for you, although you could try an ice pack. Expect some bleeding with a longer needle length. Your scars have a puckered appearance because scar tissue is acting like an anchor and pulling your skin down. This is why you need a longer needle length for acne scars. You need to break up the scar tissue. Clean your face with rubbing alcohol. I like to spray my needles as well. Your skin will look awful for two or three days afterwards. I use hyaluronic acid as a slip. Don't inject a lot of foreign substances into your skin, as you may end up with unsightly granulomas. I won't use harsh actives for a day or so after I microneedle. My skincare regimen changes periodically. I did start buffering my diy vitamin c serum. I use less glycolic acid since I started cleaning my face with castile soap with tea tree oil, as my skin has gotten more sensitive to acid. My husband complimented me on how smooth my skin has been looking. Next I will switch to a retinol serum and see If I can get even better results than the glycolic acid. I just got a Mini Hifu, so now I have to figure out how and when to integrate It into my routine. Just for fun I do an occasional mud mask on top of everything else. My skin looks brighter afterwards. May your face be smooth as a baby's bottom.

Simone, Superfade cream is EXACTLY what I have been using on my elbow for the past 2 months. I only used it at night for the first 6 weeks to get used to it, then over the past 2 weeks I have been using it morning and evening. It really works well for me, I like watching the progress. I have started using the cream on my chin and neck tonight because I have very dark PIH due to plucking ingrown hairs. I have a pretty safe routine of using a Zinc oxide-based SPF 30+ and an acids-based exfoliant, so I am hoping that the Superfade cream will be giving nice results soon. Ps: I am Black African, so any change to my skin tends to be quickly visible. Things might go differently for you. ^__^

Have u foung any side effects like ochronosis?

@@sumangupta5711 ochronosis only occurs if you use it for years and years without taking a break in between

Faded!!

@@yontela no

@@OneLife21 it can be an irritant so work it into your regimen. Once a day a few times a week. Slowly increase.

What percentage of HQ did u use?

@@patriciavillegas4175 2%

@@OneLife21 hsj

I use 4% day and night and it did wonders. It’s even out my skintone. I’ve been with hq for a month so far..

Omg I apply it around my eye corners cause when I cry I rub my eyes and the corners are dark...should I stop?

@@rayel0001 u put retin a in your eyes?

@@rayel0001 There are visible red veins in my eyes now... I can’t use retin a to get rid of them

@@it-ke9od I would. It’s not a chemical that I would use on/ around sensitive eye skin

@@Cheree_Wright i ask my mom and she said I should ask my dad but my dad is away for work...

I can go to any dermatologist to get it in SA?

No arbutin is a safe form of hydroquinone

Hi can you tell me

And the skin doesn't look radiant. It somehow looks ashy... yes it gets lighter but doesn't look fresh.

because she forgot the sunscreen, Sunscreen is literally the most important part to getting rid of hyperpigmentation

If you have olive skin don’t use any type of lasers, your skin will show spots you never knew you had permanently.

6% Hydroquinone + Retinol + Hydro. Acid , Chemist mix by tube aprox. $65.00 by Prescription , only will help to lighten for a few months ,spots gradually will return unfortunately. Edit: You can use hydroquin 6% with compounds mix by chemist which follows Dr's prescription for 3 mos , then 3 mos off and so on. It helps to live & ease your stress about spots.... been there now enjoying. God bless 🤗

I’m really sorry you’ve been struggling with your skin issues. I learned that in addition to the ingredients you have listed to prevent more pigment along with sunscreen of course, to use Tretinoin at night with the hydroquinone. It increases the efficacy. If you don’t want a prescription then use the differin or adapalene gel you can get at Target. Hope that helps. It’s comparable to .025% tretinoin.

How’s it now?

Hi there how is it now?

Co2 fractional laser will solve your problem

Make sure you are reapplying also. Wear protective attire.