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melasma hydroquinone

Posted by admin in Treatment For Melasma on March 18th, 2010

Age spots, age spots, sun spots, no matter what you call them can be unpleasant and annoying. The following are the most common types the spots on the skin, along with possible treatments to eliminate or reduce their appearance.

age spots – in fact have nothing to do with aging, are about the amount of exposure they have had sun. Also referred to as age spots but they have nothing to do with the liver! In fact, it should be called “Sunspots.” They are flat, brown areas, also known as solar lentigines, which typically occur on the hands, back and face. The use of a topical retinoid often in connection with money-cream and a mild topical steroid may gradually fade age point. Home remedies like lemon juice also clarify brown spots but keep in mind that lemon juice is photosensitive to avoid sun exposure.

Melasma or chloasma, also known as the “mask of pregnancy” is solid or brown spots on the skin. They are common in pregnant women, those on drug therapy and hormone replacement pads contraceptive. The hormones stimulate the production of pigment-producing cells in the skin so Melasma and when exposed to sunlight causing overproduction of melanin staining is more evident. These dark spots appear on the cheeks, nose, forehead or upper lip. Melasma may worsen overtime and often is a concern cosmetic and benign. Treatments include azelaic acid, tretinoin, topical creams such as hydroquinone and chemical peels. Although I avoid if pregnant the use of these types of treatments.

Cherry angiomas – are groups of dilated capillaries on the surface of the skin. These small, smooth, cherry red spots are commonly in the torso, ranging from the size of a pinhead to 1 / 4 inches wide. Capillary hemangiomas can occur at any time in your life, however, are more common after age 40. They are usually painless and harmless, but because of cosmetic reasons people prefer to have them removed. Large angiomas can bleed profusely and thus it is good to them professionally removed. However, the topical application of sandalwood and basil leaves can reduce the appearance of cherry angiomas.

seborrheic keratoses – is one of the most common types of skin tumors in noncancerous (benign) in older adults. Most people will develop at least one seborrheic keratosis at some point in their lives. These brown, black or white waxy growths, like dripping in the skin by a candle. Often appear on the face, chest, shoulders and back, often in multiples. They range from 1 / 4 inch to 1 inch wide. Can be removed with a surgical procedure simple or with liquid nitrogen. If these points is black or begins to itch or bleed after medical attention is needed to rule out any time of cancer skin. Also, if many rapidly developing SK see a dermatologist as this may indicate a health problem serosa.

Skin tags – but not really a field, skin tags are soft, flesh-colored growths that protrude from the skin. Although skin tags need no medical care, as they are usually benign, are more annoying because of aesthetic reasons. In addition, clothing may cause irritation. Liquid nitrogen in wart remover can remove Small tags of skin. In addition small marks on the skin can be literally cut but care must be taken to ensure that your clippers are sterilized. While this may sound really painful that feels like a pinch.

Although the skin spots are usually harmless, any point on the skin that changes color, outline changes, itches or bleeds and does not heal should be checked by a dermatologist. Better still consider getting a skin check with your annual physical.

Carol Belanger, author of 300+ Skin Care Recipes

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hydroquinone melasma

Posted by admin in Treatment For Melasma on August 29th, 2009

In the first part of this article we learn why it is so popular hydroquinone as a skin whitening agent. In this part we will learn more about Hydroquinone.

How To Use Hydroquinone?

First, you must perform an allergy test with Hydroquinone on a small spot on the skin and the reactions. If you find no reactions, continue using it. For actual use, wash the spot thoroughly and apply small amount of cream and rub well. Avoid application on normal skin, otherwise it may lighten the skin as well. Wash your hands after application. Use any type of cosmetics on skin rather than once the cream to dry completely. Protect yourself from the sun.

Some people develop skin reactions and allergies known as irritant contact dermatitis and allergic dermatitis contact. These can cause redness and itching of the skin. If this happens, you should consult your doctor immediately and stop using hydroquinone. Avoid using cream or topical formulations in the same place in particular any product containing any peroxides. Do not use this product if you are pregnant or lactating.

Hydroquinone and skin discoloration

Hydroquinone is one of the most popular skin bleaching agents. It is widely used for removing skin spots, melasma, scar colors, etc. Hydroquinone removes the skin color in excess of two ways: It stops the production of more melanin (the pigment of skin color) and the
decomposes melanin, the existing excess on the spot to try.

Before trying to understand how hydroquinone or skin whitening works, you should know about skin color and how excess color is formed. The skin gets its color due to a pigment called melanin. Melanin also gives color to hair. When more melanin in a particular part of the skin caused by a scar or sun exposure, that part of the skin darkens the formation of a field. You want to eliminate this field by bleaching.

Hydroquinone removes excess melanin, the place and stops the production of melanin in the place. Hydroquinone formulations have to be used with care. Overzealous use may lighten the ground compared to surrounding skin. If hydroquinone does not give good results within a month, consult your doctor. Acid Kojic is another bleaching agent that can be suggested by your doctor.

This article is for informational purposes only. This article will not be a doctor advised and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Please consult your doctor for your medical concerns. Please follow any tip given in this article only after consulting your doctor. The author is not liable for any outcome or damage resulting from information obtained from this article.

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