Skin discoloration, due to sometimes unknown causes, can be challenging to eliminate. In most cases, however, depigmenting therapies based on proven whitening agents can help. Dermamelan is an excellent example, especially recommended when uneven skin tone results from hormonal imbalances.
How Does Dermamelan Work?
Dermamelan halts the hyperpigmentation process by blocking the enzymes responsible for discoloration, particularly those of hormonal origin. It can be used to address pigmentation changes of any origin and is particularly effective for treating discolorations resistant to other methods. Dermamelan utilizes patented ingredients that inhibit the synthesis of tyrosinase, the enzyme responsible for stimulating melanin production.
Treatment Process
The Dermamelan treatment begins in a dermatologist’s or aesthetic medicine doctor’s office and is continued independently by the patient. A whitening mask is applied to the face, which is washed off at home after a few hours. The Dermamelan whitening therapy continues at home through the use of a specialized cream for several months. During the first weeks, follow-up visits are recommended to assess the treatment results and determine the frequency of using the home-care products.
Treatment Effects
Dermamelan has depigmenting, strong exfoliating, and rejuvenating effects. It restores not only an even skin tone but also smoothness and firmness. It is safe for all skin types and phototypes, making it suitable even for individuals with darker complexions. The effectiveness of this method in removing discoloration reaches approximately 95%.