Could you do a refresh on your cosmetic procedures series? The old ones are good but I think you've gotten a lot better at making videos and its been 7 years since those. Much love!
I love the minimalist serum! It's so gentle and can be easily paired with tretinoin and it's so affordably priced (costs less than $6 in sales). You should try out more minimalist products, especially the vitamin c serums (there are two), alpha arbutin serum and the light fluid sunscreen .
I have been using a product with 5% Tranexamic acid and 2% kojic acid along with AHA and BHA peel pads and have seen an improvement in my hyperpigmentation. It wasn't one singular product but a combination of both of them that helped me. Thanks for another informative video!
You're teaching me something new again, Dr Dray. I've never heard of this product. I'm really so clueless when it comes to all of these products, trends etc. but thanks to you, I feel like I'm getting the best professional opinion and education. Thanks, as always, for all of your hard work. Happy Friday! I hope you, your sweet momma and little Tybee have a wonderful weekend!! 💖
I have three big sunspots that I have worked with the last four years. I have gotten to the point where I throw everything at them and religiously use my sunscreen. I am satisfied when I’m able to suppress them significantly. They never completely go away. Red light helps as well. I am content with a significant fading and skin brightening. I had to adjust my expectations.
5% tranexamic gel really visibly reduced my facial birthmark I’ve had since I was a child. This has been the biggest fastest improvement I’ve seen of all the whitening serums/actives I’ve tried. I started off with red light therapy, improved a little, then differin nightly also improved more. I use all 3 now and hopefully soon I won’t need to slap on thick layer of concealer anymore.
Minimalist is cheap yet so so so effective,most of my products are minimalist and their barrier repair cream😍...ohh my god i have bought 5 tubes of it in 1 year because i use lot of actives and end up destroying my skin barrier😅 and it heals in just a day or 2..but be warned it stings like hell in broken skin barrier but worth it 💯
@@laurajean7913 No, however I’ve introduced serums to my sponsoring the beginning of Covid. I’ve utilized exfoliating products for well over 2+ years so I’m not sure if my skin is just accustomed to products that increase skin cell turnover.
I can vouch for the Inkey List Tranexamic acid, honestly not sure why or how exactly, but I can see big results with it for dark spots on my forehead. Also causes no irritation and it is at a good price point so I can recommend it to anyone with dark spots/melasma.
I'm convinced the algorithm is our mind boss now. I saw a new recommended video by an "almost 60," year old man telling his secrets and he mentioned a TA lotion he uses. I'd never heard of it and was doing a basic google to learn more. Not 12 hours later here you are giving all the information! I appreciate you, Dr. Dray.
FaceTheory has Exaglow Serum, 5% tranexamic acid, vitamin C, Niacinamide, lactic acid, and liquorice. In the UK it’s £24 (I don’t think there’s a great difference in the exchange rate to dollars - don’t know about elsewhere). I’m not sure where it’s based. I have rosacea and some hyperpigmentation. I don’t know how well it’s working, yet. But I’ve had no issues with it.
I was put on tranexamic acid (pill form) for rosacea briefly. It was at the tail end of my treatment plan, my rosacea (demodex) was already very well under control. I decided to come off it because I didn't like the effects it had on my period. I wasn't on it long enough to see any effects on the redness. The theory was it might reduce the remaining redness AFTER my demodectic rosacea was put into full remission. Ultimately, I just stuck to Metronidazole cream for another couple years. Now, 6 years after starting my rosacea treatment, my redness is VERY minimal and I haven't had a flare in years (I don't have demodex anymore though). So it ended up not being a big part of my treatment, but we gave it a shot anyway.
@@abeerrahman7330I didn’t see a effect and I finished 1,5 bottles. It also irritated my skin a little. What I find really helpful is the numbuzin no 5 vitamin ampoule (has 4% tranexamic acid and niacinamide, vitamin c derivatives, glutothione and many other brightening actives and also is so soothing.
I just clicked on this video. Glad to see it. Tranexamic acid is a no-go for me because I have Prothrombin G20210A. I'm also now post menopausal so this means HRT is also out.
Thank you Dr Dray! I am using tranexamic acid as it is Rx'd to me. Knowing that there are some benefits like barrier function and less redness. Which for me I noticed because my skin is very reactive so it's always red. Not so since I started using 5% tranexamic acid. My skin is so much better. Thank you for making this video it cleared up so much that I didn't understand or needed to know.
Good Molecules discoloration serum is pretty effective at mitigating dark spots as well. You don’t have to spend a lot of money to treat a condition that is never going away…imho
I love the Mary and may eye cream with it in it. It states that you can use it as a spot treatment (for marks/hyperpigmentation) or as a facial cream for same reasons & the other brighting benefits
I know this for sure TA from Skinceuticals Discoloration Defense is effective, with 3% TA, 1 % kojic, 5 % niacinamide, you can use the whole bottle for 2 years, 1 drop will do for the whole face, i dont have melasma but a colleague of mine in her early 50's had a very bad melasma I gave her a 3 weeks of this serum to use to test it out, she came back to me after 5 days to tell me she wants the serum i gave her, coz my oh my it did lighten up her melasma as she been treating it for so many years. I ended up giving her the bottle so she can continue and im excited to see her face transform
I’m about to try txa for telangiectasia caused by rosacea, cos de baha has an inexpensive 10%, I will consider the minimalist for maintenance as I have oily congested skin and have to use bha+aha regularly or the build up of sebum and dead skin aggravates rosacea. Never seen anyone speak on either topic, thanks for this video 😊
@@Justin_Osugi thanks, I’m going to try 10% as it was used in the study and a RUclips esthetician replicated the results, if I get good results then will switch to a lower percentage as there’s a lot more product options
Totally off topic here. Ive been in the skincare field for decades now. I know most viewers on here dont agree with the natural skincare or clean as some call it. I wasn't either. However, I was just diagnosed with stage 3 cancer. My home nurse told me to go all organic/natural in my skincare. Shes been a nurse for a very looooong time. So Im wondering if theres some truth in to these claims of toxins,etc harming us and causing cancer or other diseases. Please be kind and no bashing. I would very much like some recommendations on skincare lines that are mostly fragrance free that would be good for my issue. I already use Vanicreams products as well as some others. I dont really care for LaRoche Posay and the only products I like from CeraVe are their cleansers. No Cetaphil either please. Much appreciated.
Recently trx is very common in every mainstream drugstore cosmetics in Japan. I guess it doing stg. And i believe its better for prevention of developing melasma and PIH. May work more effectively against PIE and rosacea.
I have also been using the Minimalist's 3% TA. I use it at night as suggested by the brand on their box. I use it with niancinamide as well. In the morning i use alpha arbutin and vit c with an aha+bha toner. So far, no irritation and i think i can see the dark spots on my cheeks are slowly disappearing.
Thank you Dr. Dray. Problem is gold standard hydroquinone doesn't work for every one . If I'm not mistaken, it works on 68% people according to studies. Not a small amount but what are options for those of us hydroquinone doesn't work 😢
Your thoughts on Sunekos injectable? A RUclips doc is been pushing a lot saying it’s the only anti-aging injectable that works. Saw his presentation seemed legit I was wondering about your thoughts ❤
Dr dray; you mentioned that it reduces inflammatory markers; it sounds like to me that it doesn’t allow for inflammation, isn’t that bad? If the skin doesn’t respond to external factors?? What does it mean for the skin if it can’t go into inflammation mode??
The Inkey list Tranexamic Acid cleared up my Post Inflammatory Pigmentation from Folliculitus and Keratosis pilaris. I now use it 2 x weekly to prevent reoccurance as unfortunately due to PCOS I constantly battle folliculitus and ingrown hairs on my face as I have grown a beard.
I've used tranexamic acid for melasma unfortunately did nothing. I tried kojic acid, niacinamide, licorice root, alpha arbutin, AHAs literally everything. Hydroquinone is the only thing that has helped. Once my 3 months are up with Hydroquinone I will use the alternate lightening ingredients for 3 months.
I have tried the tranexamic acid from Naturium, which has kojic acid as well. Sadly it did nothing for my melasma, but it is an afforable product and I am glad I at least gave it a try
My neck skin had been ruined by a dermatologist with some kind of laser. As a result of his treatment I developed a severe case of post inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Now nobody has any idea how to get rid of it😖
ii've been combining dry brushing, a few of tonya zavasta's suggestions, dr dray's recommendations, gatden of wisdom intense spot serum, the 60-yr old man's Fade serum suggestion & tinted sunscreen or bb cream w/spf to reduce sun spots & hyperpigmentation from bug bites (not acne nor melasma). Had shingles in 2012 * that took awhile for scars to fade, & my assessment maintains dry brushing & body & facial gua sha make the difference.
Dr. Dray since it works on blood vessels can we assume tranexamic acid could also improve rosacea (specifically redness/dilated vessels)? OMG you already answered, and I have steroid-induced rosacea from long-term use of the infamous Mario Badescu products containing undisclosed steroids... It's a good option since my skin is very sensitive and can't tolerate niacinamide and azelaic acid. Thank you, Dr. Dray! ❤
Hey Dr. Dray if you get a chance sometime hopefully you can address the issue of somebody who grew up in the sun and waited later in life to start caring for their skin properly 🙏🏼 I know alot of sun damage cannot be undone but do you have recommendations on products to try that can just overall help skin health in this case? Edit: later in life = 30’s in my case.
Thank you once again! I have to look into it fuether. Andrea, have you heard of Niche Beauty Lab? They have started to get some traction here in EU and I'm curious to hear what you think of eapeciallt their theramid line (vitA, 3% copper peptide, vit c, etc) but also their "transparent" retinal cream.
This is an amazing thing to hear, Im recovering from a face laser and I ended up getting hyperpigmentation 😢 have found nothing that seems to help except being out of the sun and staying moisturized
@@vitran6815 profractional, ive done halo lasers before and had no issues but i upped the ante and wanted a deeper laser treatment so i did the more ablative laser and.. yah my skin couldnt handle it as well
@ its not cleared unfortunately, I just try to keep my skin happy and moisturized and out of the sun, and avoid rubbing it at all because it just flares up. I use la roche possay skin products, and I use retin-A which sort of helps lighten the area temporarily, but nothing has permanently made it go away
I was prescribed tranexamic acid (oral pill format) for adenomyosis and noticed my eczema seemed to almost completely disappear. It got me fascinated in it as a skincare thing because I've been really struggling with so much of my face being bright red and flaking off constantly.
Dr. Dray do you have a layering routine for treating hyperpigmentation using melasyn and tranexamic acid? For example, Can we use them on the same day or do we have to use on altetnate days?
It’s said don’t try to fix that’s unbroken. Meaning if you’re skin is doing fine acne free or few acne stray away from all this. No need to experiment w strong acids unnecessarily as good as they are they also do some serious irreversible damage.
Could this help for treating skin discoloration left from psoriasis? I Hope so because ordered it from Paula’s Choive as well as their Vitamin C super boost moisturizer. I’m getting married and trying to even out my skin tone on my hands. The psoriasis is gone but left my skin discolored
I watched Labmuffing video on tranexamatic acid. She said that it’s too big of molecule to penetrate the skin. After your video I am so, so conflicted… I’ve been using the combination of that plus alpha arbutin and kojic acid. After a year and a half I can totally say, it does Not work. At least for my sun melasma. But you are right, it does not agrivate my rosacea. But what’s the point if it doesn’t work….
Dime has a product called "Dark Spot Corrector" that has 4% niacinamide and 3% tranexamic acid (also uses daisy flower extract). Super curious about their formulation - for $58 retail price, I've been waiting before I possibly buy it
As a skincare pro, brilliant video. I will use this to educate both clients and PROS because it provides such a through and succinct review. Please could you comment on the new EU refs that are restricting % of TranX and Kojic acid in products and even treatments.
which is better, tranexamic acid kojic acid or azelaic acid? I already have Paula's Choice azelaic and I want to stick with 1 product for now, but I don't know if others will yield better results...
I’ve been using Naturium Tranexamic acid and Naturium Arbutin I’m on my second bottle. Hasn’t faded my sun spots yet. I’m using them with Tretinoin at night. Do I continue or is it another waste of money?
![BLACK BAG - Official Trailer [HD] - Only in Theaters March 14](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Du0Xp8WX_7I/mqdefault.jpg)
Be minimalist's tranexamic acid is amazing. It helped lighten my dark neck folds. It's so nice to see you suggest it. Feels good :)
Good to see Minimalist got your attention Dr. 😊
dr dray with Indian minimalist product in her thumbnail.. instant click💜
Could you do a refresh on your cosmetic procedures series? The old ones are good but I think you've gotten a lot better at making videos and its been 7 years since those. Much love!
I love the minimalist serum! It's so gentle and can be easily paired with tretinoin and it's so affordably priced (costs less than $6 in sales). You should try out more minimalist products, especially the vitamin c serums (there are two), alpha arbutin serum and the light fluid sunscreen .
Hey my minimalist transemic acid change it's colour within a month is it oxidised can I use it??
I have been using a product with 5% Tranexamic acid and 2% kojic acid along with AHA and BHA peel pads and have seen an improvement in my hyperpigmentation. It wasn't one singular product but a combination of both of them that helped me. Thanks for another informative video!
May I know the name of the product w/ 5% tranexamic acid & 2% Kojic acid?
@@erodashfryne It is a called Dermamade Melafade.
Can you please share the product?
Naturium maybe@@erodashfryne
Which product are you using?
Love how you gave us an affordable alternative Dr.dray🙌😄💗
You're teaching me something new again, Dr Dray. I've never heard of this product. I'm really so clueless when it comes to all of these products, trends etc. but thanks to you, I feel like I'm getting the best professional opinion and education. Thanks, as always, for all of your hard work. Happy Friday! I hope you, your sweet momma and little Tybee have a wonderful weekend!! 💖
I love minimalist! Hope you review more products from them.
I have three big sunspots that I have worked with the last four years. I have gotten to the point where I throw everything at them and religiously use my sunscreen. I am satisfied when I’m able to suppress them significantly. They never completely go away. Red light helps as well. I am content with a significant fading and skin brightening. I had to adjust my expectations.
Hi, Dr. Dray! Could you please make a dedicated video reviewing products from the Minimalist brand?
5% tranexamic gel really visibly reduced my facial birthmark I’ve had since I was a child. This has been the biggest fastest improvement I’ve seen of all the whitening serums/actives I’ve tried. I started off with red light therapy, improved a little, then differin nightly also improved more. I use all 3 now and hopefully soon I won’t need to slap on thick layer of concealer anymore.
did you use the acid with the differin? did it irrittate ur skin?❤
@@danica5235 yes i did. Didn’t feel any irritation. I put a v light layer of the tranexamic and mainly on where I have my spots.
Which tranexamic acid product if you don't mind sharing?
Thank you so much Andrea for all this information, the quality of your videos is on another level.
You are so welcome!
@@DrDrayzday aw thank you SO MUCH for your answer, made my day ☺️ have a good one!
Thank you. I’ve been evaluating skin and dark spot brighteners for ages. This was the information I needed.
Minimalist is cheap yet so so so effective,most of my products are minimalist and their barrier repair cream😍...ohh my god i have bought 5 tubes of it in 1 year because i use lot of actives and end up destroying my skin barrier😅 and it heals in just a day or 2..but be warned it stings like hell in broken skin barrier but worth it 💯
You should try their haircare range when they launch it internationally.. it's AMAZING
I’ve been using Good Molecules discoloration serum and I’ve noticed immediate results.
Same. Love it.
I got results a year ago and now trying it again.
@@laurajean7913 none for me or my teenager.
@@laurajean7913 No, however I’ve introduced serums to my sponsoring the beginning of Covid. I’ve utilized exfoliating products for well over 2+ years so I’m not sure if my skin is just accustomed to products that increase skin cell turnover.
Thorough thoughtful video as usual! Thanks Dr Dray ❤️
I can vouch for the Inkey List Tranexamic acid, honestly not sure why or how exactly, but I can see big results with it for dark spots on my forehead. Also causes no irritation and it is at a good price point so I can recommend it to anyone with dark spots/melasma.
It’s kind of pricey at Sephora - - I found a higher percentage from a different brand on Amazon that I will try soon, sure hope it works. 👀
@@grespinosacome back for an update please
Happy Friday Dr Dray so excited to be here i live for this❤️
Morning!
@@DrDrayzday ❤
best video on tranexamic acid in skincare - thank you so much Dr Dray !!!
I'm convinced the algorithm is our mind boss now. I saw a new recommended video by an "almost 60," year old man telling his secrets and he mentioned a TA lotion he uses. I'd never heard of it and was doing a basic google to learn more. Not 12 hours later here you are giving all the information! I appreciate you, Dr. Dray.
FaceTheory has Exaglow Serum, 5% tranexamic acid, vitamin C, Niacinamide, lactic acid, and liquorice. In the UK it’s £24 (I don’t think there’s a great difference in the exchange rate to dollars - don’t know about elsewhere). I’m not sure where it’s based. I have rosacea and some hyperpigmentation. I don’t know how well it’s working, yet. But I’ve had no issues with it.
Happy Friday! Thank you for all the content ❤
happy friday
Happy Friday Dr. Dray❤
happy friday
Happy Friday to my fav Dr Dray and y’all 🩷🤗 pumped to hear the truth! on it
Morning!
I was put on tranexamic acid (pill form) for rosacea briefly. It was at the tail end of my treatment plan, my rosacea (demodex) was already very well under control. I decided to come off it because I didn't like the effects it had on my period. I wasn't on it long enough to see any effects on the redness. The theory was it might reduce the remaining redness AFTER my demodectic rosacea was put into full remission. Ultimately, I just stuck to Metronidazole cream for another couple years. Now, 6 years after starting my rosacea treatment, my redness is VERY minimal and I haven't had a flare in years (I don't have demodex anymore though). So it ended up not being a big part of my treatment, but we gave it a shot anyway.
skin 1004 “tone brightening ampoule!” 2% tranexamic acid, 4% niacinimide and Cica - feel like it doesn’t get enough attention
does it really work?
@@abeerrahman7330I didn’t see a effect and I finished 1,5 bottles. It also irritated my skin a little. What I find really helpful is the numbuzin no 5 vitamin ampoule (has 4% tranexamic acid and niacinamide, vitamin c derivatives, glutothione and many other brightening actives and also is so soothing.
Wow dr dray reviewing minimalist. Proud moment. Love you dr Dray 😢😢
I just clicked on this video. Glad to see it. Tranexamic acid is a no-go for me because I have Prothrombin G20210A. I'm also now post menopausal so this means HRT is also out.
Thank you Dr Dray! I am using tranexamic acid as it is Rx'd to me. Knowing that there are some benefits like barrier function and less redness. Which for me I noticed because my skin is very reactive so it's always red. Not so since I started using 5% tranexamic acid. My skin is so much better. Thank you for making this video it cleared up so much that I didn't understand or needed to know.
I’ve been curious about this acid, so thank you for the informative video. Can you do a video on improving larger pores as we age and lose elasticity?
Could you pleaseeee review more Minimalist products?
Good Molecules discoloration serum is pretty effective at mitigating dark spots as well. You don’t have to spend a lot of money to treat a condition that is never going away…imho
I love the Mary and may eye cream with it in it. It states that you can use it as a spot treatment (for marks/hyperpigmentation) or as a facial cream for same reasons & the other brighting benefits
Happy weekend Dr Dray…see you tomorrow x💙🤩
damn dr dray reviewing minimalist?????
Why is reviewing minimalist interesting? I have never heard of this brand.❤
Its from India, like ordinary. I dd get good result wuth tranexemic acid, my pigmentation did reduce noticeably
The company is literally the same.
Copy eveything except population control or equal rights for women 😂
@Sanely_insane_1 which one did you use and how
Dr Shereene too! I remember she suggested minimalist's ceramide moisturizer.
Great video on very important issues, Thank you 👍
I know this for sure TA from Skinceuticals Discoloration Defense is effective, with 3% TA, 1 % kojic, 5 % niacinamide, you can use the whole bottle for 2 years, 1 drop will do for the whole face, i dont have melasma but a colleague of mine in her early 50's had a very bad melasma I gave her a 3 weeks of this serum to use to test it out, she came back to me after 5 days to tell me she wants the serum i gave her, coz my oh my it did lighten up her melasma as she been treating it for so many years. I ended up giving her the bottle so she can continue and im excited to see her face transform
Please review other products from Minimalist ❤ love from India to Dear Dr. Dray!
I’m about to try txa for telangiectasia caused by rosacea, cos de baha has an inexpensive 10%, I will consider the minimalist for maintenance as I have oily congested skin and have to use bha+aha regularly or the build up of sebum and dead skin aggravates rosacea. Never seen anyone speak on either topic, thanks for this video 😊
Percentage isn't everything but hopefully whatever you try works!
@@Justin_Osugi thanks, I’m going to try 10% as it was used in the study and a RUclips esthetician replicated the results, if I get good results then will switch to a lower percentage as there’s a lot more product options
Numbuzin no5 serum contains a good combination of actives . Hado Labo Toner has TX in some .
Thank you! Would love your take on sun spots.
Thanks for addressing Rosacea!
Happy Friday everyone enjoy !
happy friday
Musely products for Melasma …. Can you please comment on this product 😊
Totally off topic here. Ive been in the skincare field for decades now. I know most viewers on here dont agree with the natural skincare or clean as some call it. I wasn't either. However, I was just diagnosed with stage 3 cancer. My home nurse told me to go all organic/natural in my skincare. Shes been a nurse for a very looooong time. So Im wondering if theres some truth in to these claims of toxins,etc harming us and causing cancer or other diseases. Please be kind and no bashing. I would very much like some recommendations on skincare lines that are mostly fragrance free that would be good for my issue. I already use Vanicreams products as well as some others. I dont really care for LaRoche Posay and the only products I like from CeraVe are their cleansers. No Cetaphil either please. Much appreciated.
Thankyou dr dray, Love you ❤❤❤
Thank you for this topic..very informative..
Recently trx is very common in every mainstream drugstore cosmetics in Japan. I guess it doing stg. And i believe its better for prevention of developing melasma and PIH. May work more effectively against PIE and rosacea.
Thank you for such thorough information. 💖
Please tell about Seborrheic keratoses
Dr Dray! You are the best! Should we use tinted sunscreen or just a clear sunscreen on the PIH area? Thank you 🩷
So tranexamic can be used in a preventive way in melanin production?
Paula’s choice discolouration repair here in Australia $117 so I use Naturium TXA and Arbutin both $39.95 each
Thank you for explaining this 🙏
Happy birthday 🎉 you are amazing 🤩
Awesome info. as always thank you🌞💐
I have also been using the Minimalist's 3% TA. I use it at night as suggested by the brand on their box. I use it with niancinamide as well. In the morning i use alpha arbutin and vit c with an aha+bha toner. So far, no irritation and i think i can see the dark spots on my cheeks are slowly disappearing.
Hi, may i ask which toner do you use that has both bha and aha in it?
@@Vegan_Vlogs sure! The toner is called Cos De BAHA - AHA BHA Facial Toner. It's made in korea.
@@ndrhskndr3973 thank you :)
Thank you this is so helpful. Curious about sunscreens can we absorb vitamin D through our skin if we have applied to physical or chemical sunscreen?
Great informative video! TFS! Have a great weekend!❤️
happy friday
Read that needs to be at 10%, in order to treat Melasma properly. Is that accurate? And what about for Rosesea or general redness?
Hello doc dray ❤😊 can we use this during pregnancy?
Thank you Dr. Dray. Problem is gold standard hydroquinone doesn't work for every one . If I'm not mistaken, it works on 68% people according to studies. Not a small amount but what are options for those of us hydroquinone doesn't work 😢
Your thoughts on Sunekos injectable? A RUclips doc is been pushing a lot saying it’s the only anti-aging injectable that works. Saw his presentation seemed legit I was wondering about your thoughts ❤
Thank you Dr. Dray! Perfect timing I was looking into the topic.
Dr dray; you mentioned that it reduces inflammatory markers; it sounds like to me that it doesn’t allow for inflammation, isn’t that bad? If the skin doesn’t respond to external factors??
What does it mean for the skin if it can’t go into inflammation mode??
The Inkey list Tranexamic Acid cleared up my Post Inflammatory Pigmentation from Folliculitus and Keratosis pilaris. I now use it 2 x weekly to prevent reoccurance as unfortunately due to PCOS I constantly battle folliculitus and ingrown hairs on my face as I have grown a beard.
I've used tranexamic acid for melasma unfortunately did nothing. I tried kojic acid, niacinamide, licorice root, alpha arbutin, AHAs literally everything. Hydroquinone is the only thing that has helped. Once my 3 months are up with Hydroquinone I will use the alternate lightening ingredients for 3 months.
Can you share what your alternate lightening product after hydroquinone is?
Any side effects?
I have tried the tranexamic acid from Naturium, which has kojic acid as well. Sadly it did nothing for my melasma, but it is an afforable product and I am glad I at least gave it a try
My neck skin had been ruined by a dermatologist with some kind of laser. As a result of his treatment I developed a severe case of post inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Now nobody has any idea how to get rid of it😖
ii've been combining dry brushing, a few of tonya zavasta's suggestions, dr dray's recommendations, gatden of wisdom intense spot serum, the 60-yr old man's Fade serum suggestion & tinted sunscreen or bb cream w/spf to reduce sun spots & hyperpigmentation from bug bites (not acne nor melasma). Had shingles in 2012 * that took awhile for scars to fade, & my assessment maintains dry brushing & body & facial gua sha make the difference.
Thanks for clearing this up! I’ve been wondering this.
thanks for watching
Dr. Dray since it works on blood vessels can we assume tranexamic acid could also improve rosacea (specifically redness/dilated vessels)?
OMG you already answered, and I have steroid-induced rosacea from long-term use of the infamous Mario Badescu products containing undisclosed steroids... It's a good option since my skin is very sensitive and can't tolerate niacinamide and azelaic acid.
Thank you, Dr. Dray! ❤
Hey Dr. Dray if you get a chance sometime hopefully you can address the issue of somebody who grew up in the sun and waited later in life to start caring for their skin properly 🙏🏼 I know alot of sun damage cannot be undone but do you have recommendations on products to try that can just overall help skin health in this case?
Edit: later in life = 30’s in my case.
Thank you once again! I have to look into it fuether. Andrea, have you heard of Niche Beauty Lab? They have started to get some traction here in EU and I'm curious to hear what you think of eapeciallt their theramid line (vitA, 3% copper peptide, vit c, etc) but also their "transparent" retinal cream.
I’m going to give this a shot
yeah i’ve been skeptical about topical TXA. i’d be interested to see if microchanneling/needling could help
This is an amazing thing to hear, Im recovering from a face laser and I ended up getting hyperpigmentation 😢 have found nothing that seems to help except being out of the sun and staying moisturized
What kind laser did u have?
@@vitran6815 profractional, ive done halo lasers before and had no issues but i upped the ante and wanted a deeper laser treatment so i did the more ablative laser and.. yah my skin couldnt handle it as well
I'm having hyperpigmentation from my laser too :( did you manage to clear it? What products did u use?
@ its not cleared unfortunately, I just try to keep my skin happy and moisturized and out of the sun, and avoid rubbing it at all because it just flares up. I use la roche possay skin products, and I use retin-A which sort of helps lighten the area temporarily, but nothing has permanently made it go away
@CraiiZeD so u tried tranexamic acid and it didn't work? :(
I was prescribed tranexamic acid (oral pill format) for adenomyosis and noticed my eczema seemed to almost completely disappear. It got me fascinated in it as a skincare thing because I've been really struggling with so much of my face being bright red and flaking off constantly.
Dr. Dray do you have a layering routine for treating hyperpigmentation using melasyn and tranexamic acid? For example, Can we use them on the same day or do we have to use on altetnate days?
It’s said don’t try to fix that’s unbroken. Meaning if you’re skin is doing fine acne free or few acne stray away from all this. No need to experiment w strong acids unnecessarily as good as they are they also do some serious irreversible damage.
Could this help for treating skin discoloration left from psoriasis? I
Hope so because ordered it from Paula’s Choive as well as their Vitamin C super boost moisturizer. I’m getting married and trying to even out my skin tone on my hands. The psoriasis is gone but left my skin discolored
I literally just bought Haru Haru Tranexamic Acid 😮
Can I use Tranexamic acid with centella asiatica when having active cystic acne?
I watched Labmuffing video on tranexamatic acid. She said that it’s too big of molecule to penetrate the skin. After your video I am so, so conflicted… I’ve been using the combination of that plus alpha arbutin and kojic acid. After a year and a half I can totally say, it does Not work. At least for my sun melasma. But you are right, it does not agrivate my rosacea. But what’s the point if it doesn’t work….
Love lab muffin. She’s brilliant! Have you tried Niacinimide and alpha Arbutin together? It was a game changer for me.
it works well for post-inflammatory erythema
Dime has a product called "Dark Spot Corrector" that has 4% niacinamide and 3% tranexamic acid (also uses daisy flower extract). Super curious about their formulation - for $58 retail price, I've been waiting before I possibly buy it
Buy Remedy for dark spots instead. You’re welcome.
Thanks, Dr.
Would using tranexamic acid skincare affect menstruation?
I wish sources were given for the cited studies
Tranexamic acid serum does nothing for my hyperpigmentation, including melasma.
As a skincare pro, brilliant video. I will use this to educate both clients and PROS because it provides such a through and succinct review. Please could you comment on the new EU refs that are restricting % of TranX and Kojic acid in products and even treatments.
U should try fixderma tranexemic acid. It's an indian brand its beautiful
which is better, tranexamic acid kojic acid or azelaic acid? I already have Paula's Choice azelaic and I want to stick with 1 product for now, but I don't know if others will yield better results...
Respected mam plz ..reply ..tyrodin pharmacy cream is better or dermaco tranzelic serum ❤❤i hope u will reply mam🙏🙏
In the UK we have a 2.5 % tranexamic acid booster serum available from Me+ by Superdrug ❤️
Thank you! Have a fabulous day! 💙❤️🩵
Can this be used with tretinoin 0.1%? I use it about 3x a week. Thx!
I have the inkey list tranexemic acid night serum and I love using it for dark spots after acne (I use it rarely as I see the results right away)
DR DRAYYY please review the new seaweed bath co invisible mineral gel spf 50!! It’s on sale at Whole Foods
I’ve been using Naturium Tranexamic acid and Naturium Arbutin I’m on my second bottle. Hasn’t faded my sun spots yet. I’m using them with Tretinoin at night. Do I continue or is it another waste of money?
What about Cetyl Tranexamate Mesylate?
Hi Dr. Dray, can vitamin C (L-ascorbic) and resveratrol used together?
yes
yes
Dr.Dray can you please make a video on gopure neck cream.