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I have had melasma/ post inflammatory hyperpigmentation for 8 yrs due to birth control and chemical peels. I waxed my eyebrows and face upper lip but did not wear the proper sunscreen or protection for my face when I went out into the sun light. I had a huge brown spot over my forehead and my upper lip turned darker. I have tried everything and went to so many dermatologist but nothing worked. I was so depressed. This year 2024, I started taking tranexamic acid pills from Musley on top of everything this video had shown and my face looks so much better. I finally can go out with only moisturizer and spf and not a ton of makeup and concealer. Just wanted to share my story and I hope it can help someone suffering with this melasma/hyperpigmentation stuff. ❤️✨
I tried Musely and it didn’t work for me🙁 I’m glad to hear it worked for you tho. I’m at the point where I just I have just accepted this is what my beauty looks like and live me life😂
@@MsBizzyRae Oh my gosh ! That was me too! When I first tried Musely it didn’t do anything for me either and I was so upset I wish I never wasted my money on it. I think that was back in 2022. Something told me to give it a try again but this time I bought the spot pills and the spot cream and I really noticed a huge improvement. I also use a exfoliating polish I bought at a dermatology office once a week along with a good vitamin c, some products from the Ordinary and Good molecules and La Roche-Posay has a good dark spot correct called Mela B3 serum. I have had these dark spots for 9 yrs and finally I’m attacking it any way I can! And definitely trying not to be in the sun as much too! I know it’s hard to patient with this and you want it gone now but I promise it will go away just stay persistent and consistent! ❤️
I have white skin with age spots & melasma issues. A few years ago, I bought some Palmers Cocoa Butter Cream for my dry hands and feet. It's sold in the ethnic section of beauty products & is targeted at brown skin. Within a month of using, I noticed the age spots on my hands were almost completely gone. I then tried it on the melasma on my neck & face. Now that's gone! I shared this with several friends and they all were very happy with the results!
@@TarasSimpleCrochet I have one tub for my feet & no longer have to soak and scrub off dead skin buildup. For the rest of my body, I whip one tub with a same-sized tub of Vitamin E cream & 1 tablespoon lanolin. I'm almost 70 and people guess my age as 10-15 yrs younger. Dr Youn is is correct in saying natural is best! I just peeked at your channel & will be watching your videos. Crochet, knitting, sewing have always been my passions!
I dispute the caused by sun claim I have spots that have rarely seen the sun and they have a larger skin print than the surrounding skin. I’ve tons of them and the dermo never suggested anything to lighten them told me they were just normal. I get them burned off but I’d be burning them off all day every day! So much for staying out of the sun!
Hi Doctor. I used no creams or whatever to get rid of my sun spots. I went to a skin doctor and he used cryotherapy. He literally ‘burnt’ my spots with ice cold cryotherapy. My spots became like burn blisters, then after a week to 10 days they healed and were gone for good with no marks or any side effects, and a clear of sun and ageing spots skin!
@@maramao6202you can’t buy the machine. This is a treatment only a Dr. can do. And it is temporary. My spots have always come back. They don’t tell you that at the dermatologist office.
Me too. I went for a full body skin check after a basal cell carcinoma removal by Mohs surgery. The PA in the office who did the skin check froze off several hard skin patches, and a couple of precancerous areas. I'm planing on getting a medium skin peel in a month or two.
I always stayed out of the sun, always wear sun screen, aka I'm a inside person lol . Then when i turned 38 these two large sun spots showed up on my face. I was shocked. I use niacinimide, vitamin c, retinol and a few other things but I haven't seen any change. Thanks for this video ! I learned a lot.
Get those burned off with liquid nitrogen! It’s the only thing that works for mine so I only do it with the big ones! I have spots where the sun never shines too. He never even mentioned glycation which is supposedly how they form, from oxidation of excess sugar molecules. That’s why you get them as you get older but some of us it’s hereditary. My sisters have way less than I do but our dad has tons and our mom has none at 86 and I’ve spent a lot less time in the sun as my mom as a kid! So I strongly dispute the sun theory.
@@momlee664… it’s age, genetics, and sun. Some are more sensitive to the sun than others, but for a lot of us, it’s sun exposure. I use to tan only my legs using a tanning bed for legs only because id get a regular tan fairly easy everywhere else. For a number of years I use to do that. Now my legs are covered in spots and I curse the day I started using that leg tanner. I have very few anywhere else. They’ll probably crop up later the older I get, but nothing like my legs. Both my parents Italian, my mom had few if any and my dad who was lighter- skinned like me had more of them. Still nothing like my legs. My brothers have none that I’ve noticed. Sun also causes wrinkles, sagging, skin- cancer. Haven’t you ever seen wrinkled, leathery looking sun worshippers at the beach, pool or lake? I have.
In my experience, this is not about the sun, it is about dietary lifestyle! Eating clean matters bigly. Learning about human detox pathways is helpful. Research dirty super 7 genes. Eye opening on how to protect yourself.
My face was so fair and spotless, I never had any pimple but after childbirth I got really bad acne it totally ruined my whole face with acne scars hyperpigmentation dark spots. I just hate my face now.. I’ve never used makeup or anything. I don’t know what to do 😢
Ever since I turned 40, I start to have hyperpigmentation around my cheeks. I’m been using vitamin C, retinol, niacinamide serum, and sunscreen everyday and it works but slowly.
I am using a cream named Nadinola, it said it has Hexylresorcinol, Niacinamide and using a kojic acid and licorice root soap. Is helping but yes more slowly. But the good thing is that it doesn't irritate my skin. So I guess that's good.
I use Chikyu skin care brand which contains Kojic acid and it has done wonders for my dark spot on my face. Love their products and they are affordable and work!!!
I used TriLuma, a RX. It was $300 for a 2oz tube. Also have to be careful because it causes cancer. If you can't afford it, I highly recommend wearing SPF (or higher), at all times.
Hi Dr Youn, I love your videos, recently I've discovered a lighter spot on my face, it looks like hypopigmentation. I have a history of dry skin and rashes (but they are located on my lower body). I would like to know your opinion, before I book a dermatologist appointment in my area. Thank you so much for your time. Ps. I'm 22 years old.
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I have very, very, very stubborn melasma. The only thing that works for me is hydroquinone, staying away from the sun and don’t upsetting my skin with harsh products. This is the only way to manage it, this is not a cure. The struggle is real
I have white skin with age spots & melasma issues. A few years ago, I bought some Palmers Cocoa Butter Cream for my dry hands and feet. It's sold in the ethnic section of beauty products & is targeted at brown skin. Within a month of using, I noticed the age spots on my hands were almost completely gone. I then tried it on the melasma on my neck & face. Now that's gone! I shared this several friends and they all were very happy with the results!
What do you mean by stubborn? Have you tried everything recommended by dermatologist ? Doing treatments for years with no results? or you just think its stubborn because it won't go away on its own?
Can you do a video on hidrentis. What can reduce and clean up. Any over the counter or prescriptions drugs that will stop flare ups. Any advice will do
I got a prescribed 4% hydroquinone and used it religiously on my hyperpigmentation and sun damaged skin. It barely did anything for my skin. I went back to Vitamin C and other slow progressing skin care for help. Just my luck!
I developed hyperpigmentation over my sinus cavities (cheeks, forehead) after plunging my sinuses with povidone iodine, diatomaceous earth, and fenbendazole (in the winter, so little sun exposure). The pigment literally traces my sinus cavity. I know doxycycline is used for sinus infections, so I'm wondering if a bacterial infection is involved, as we are cautioned against sun exposure while taking it. You mentioned some sort of quinine cream. Doesn't quinine kill bacteria? Interestingly, the darkest areas of pigment on my cheek is under my left eye, the area that clogs the worst. Also, have macular degeneration in that eye, and sinus pressure in that area affects that eye, corneal abrasions from lack of tears during flareups. We really need to rethink what causes melasma.
@@sbss924 *bait. And I find that chemical exfoliants twice per week along with wearing sunscreen daily helps me with fading acne scars. On days that I don't exfoliate, I apply an alpha arbutin serum in my nightly skincare routine. Just never use the serum on the same day you exfoliate!
I have hyperpigmentation around my eyes and forehead. It’s not too noticeable with foundation. However, I went to Santa Monica a few weeks ago to get injections in my granulomas ( from permanent filler) and after a day on the beach my skin looked terrible 😢 I used to be able to by that cream on Amazon but couldn’t find it for the life of me. I didn’t know that it was removed. No wonder I couldn’t find it lol
Greetings from Redondo Beach 🇺🇸🇺🇸I’ve been using hydroquinone for over 10 years now. I only use it occasionally when I have dark spots caused by dried/cured dark acne scars. Now, I also have sun spots or aging dark spots and found a bachukol cream. It is working so far but now I think I have melasma too 😢
The vitamin c serum is what gave me the weird brown spot on my face to begin with..didnt have it til i ran out of my usual serum not containing any vitamin c and used a backup with vitamin c in it ...big brown spot on my chin now like an oversized freckle.
I can't afford to see a dermatologist right now. I find that using Vitamin C in the morning and Tranexamic acid at night is helping with my melasma. I, of course, wish it would work faster.
Premium Blood Cleanse Capsules contain Curcumin (Curcuma longa), Neem (Azadirachta indica). These two herbs have anti-septic, anti-inflammatory, detoxifier properties. These capsules help purify the liver, blood and lymph, thereby reducing itching and skin inflammation and balancing pigmentation.
What about the recent studies that topical tranaxemic acid does not work ? Then all the products with it are going to trash, imo… I’ve been using the combination of tranaxemic acid, kojic acid and alpha arbutin for over a year. With absolutely no results. So, you tell me, please…
I have the same issue, use alpha hydroxy acid cream, go to Dr drays video and watch how to get rid of KP, I had it for over 50 years and no Dr helped me with this KP until I watched her, my skin feels like a baby bottom 👍
My year 11 English teacher that hated me had really bad spots on her skin. You need to get these treatments but they cost so much money. Because teachers are poor.
Good comment. Those cream are good too. However can be expensive to depends on the brand. If you have it to purchase Dr.Youn beauty products do so, if you can of course. I think he has videos talking about those serum and cream too. Ty for reading my comment. Subscribe.
I never knew there was a condition called prolasma. I always thought my condition was melasma (since I was 17). But last year when I found about prolasma and treatments for it, I came across DermaMelan. Harshest peel on the planet but it absoluely works. I'm now in the maintenance phase and I'm still happy with the results. Up until now, everything I used whenever I stopped using it, the prolasma would return.
That’s crazy. These skincare products are too expensive. You need to be rich and famous to be good looking. Even Anthony Youn’s book off Amazon is going to cost me like 50 bucks.
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Pls Doctor can you do a video on Hypopigmentation cure caused from Laser, thank you 🙏
FINALLY! Someone that wants to help 1/3 of the population!
You should mention this: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8229175/
I have had melasma/ post inflammatory hyperpigmentation for 8 yrs due to birth control and chemical peels. I waxed my eyebrows and face upper lip but did not wear the proper sunscreen or protection for my face when I went out into the sun light. I had a huge brown spot over my forehead and my upper lip turned darker. I have tried everything and went to so many dermatologist but nothing worked. I was so depressed. This year 2024, I started taking tranexamic acid pills from Musley on top of everything this video had shown and my face looks so much better. I finally can go out with only moisturizer and spf and not a ton of makeup and concealer. Just wanted to share my story and I hope it can help someone suffering with this melasma/hyperpigmentation stuff. ❤️✨
I tried Musely and it didn’t work for me🙁 I’m glad to hear it worked for you tho. I’m at the point where I just I have just accepted this is what my beauty looks like and live me life😂
@@MsBizzyRae Oh my gosh ! That was me too! When I first tried Musely it didn’t do anything for me either and I was so upset I wish I never wasted my money on it. I think that was back in 2022. Something told me to give it a try again but this time I bought the spot pills and the spot cream and I really noticed a huge improvement. I also use a exfoliating polish I bought at a dermatology office once a week along with a good vitamin c, some products from the Ordinary and Good molecules and La Roche-Posay has a good dark spot correct called Mela B3 serum. I have had these dark spots for 9 yrs and finally I’m attacking it any way I can! And definitely trying not to be in the sun as much too! I know it’s hard to patient with this and you want it gone now but I promise it will go away just stay persistent and consistent! ❤️
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how long did you took tranxamic pills ??plz reply
I have white skin with age spots & melasma issues. A few years ago, I bought some Palmers Cocoa Butter Cream for my dry hands and feet. It's sold in the ethnic section of beauty products & is targeted at brown skin. Within a month of using, I noticed the age spots on my hands were almost completely gone. I then tried it on the melasma on my neck & face. Now that's gone! I shared this with several friends and they all were very happy with the results!
Thank you for the tip I’m going to get some tomorrow 😊
@@TarasSimpleCrochet I have one tub for my feet & no longer have to soak and scrub off dead skin buildup. For the rest of my body, I whip one tub with a same-sized tub of Vitamin E cream & 1 tablespoon lanolin. I'm almost 70 and people guess my age as 10-15 yrs younger. Dr Youn is is correct in saying natural is best!
I just peeked at your channel & will be watching your videos. Crochet, knitting, sewing have always been my passions!
I dispute the caused by sun claim I have spots that have rarely seen the sun and they have a larger skin print than the surrounding skin. I’ve tons of them and the dermo never suggested anything to lighten them told me they were just normal. I get them burned off but I’d be burning them off all day every day! So much for staying out of the sun!
I just did Cosmelan from Spain. Works extremely well. Doctor treatment.
Hi Doctor.
I used no creams or whatever to get rid of my sun spots. I went to a skin doctor and he used cryotherapy. He literally ‘burnt’ my spots with ice cold cryotherapy. My spots became like burn blisters, then after a week to 10 days they healed and were gone for good with no marks or any side effects, and a clear of sun and ageing spots skin!
Really? What's the name of the machine?
Me too. Same tool they use to burn (freeze) skin tags.
But those spots will come back. Cryotherapy is a temporary fix.
@@maramao6202you can’t buy the machine. This is a treatment only a Dr. can do. And it is temporary. My spots have always come back. They don’t tell you that at the dermatologist office.
Me too. I went for a full body skin check after a basal cell carcinoma removal by Mohs surgery.
The PA in the office who did the skin check froze off several hard skin patches, and a couple of precancerous areas. I'm planing on getting a medium skin peel in a month or two.
This a good time to have this conversation. It is a good reminder for people to stay out of the sun and prevent sun spots in the first place.
Yes! Also, I often fail to apply sunscreen before a drive in my vehicle. Unfortunately, I don't have tinted windows.
Hats and lightweight long sleeve covering is under utilized in the sun seasons in the USA
The sun is healthy and good for us. The sunscreens are what is causing issues and cancer.
Staying out of the sun is a good way to become vitamin D deficient......try eating less plants instead, many of which will make you photosensitive
I always stayed out of the sun, always wear sun screen, aka I'm a inside person lol . Then when i turned 38 these two large sun spots showed up on my face. I was shocked. I use niacinimide, vitamin c, retinol and a few other things but I haven't seen any change. Thanks for this video ! I learned a lot.
Get those burned off with liquid nitrogen! It’s the only thing that works for mine so I only do it with the big ones! I have spots where the sun never shines too. He never even mentioned glycation which is supposedly how they form, from oxidation of excess sugar molecules. That’s why you get them as you get older but some of us it’s hereditary. My sisters have way less than I do but our dad has tons and our mom has none at 86 and I’ve spent a lot less time in the sun as my mom as a kid! So I strongly dispute the sun theory.
Maybe coz you avoided the sun altogether you had no natural solar protection so the moment you went out, BANG!
@@momlee664… it’s age, genetics, and sun. Some are more sensitive to the sun than others, but for a lot of us, it’s sun exposure. I use to tan only my legs using a tanning bed for legs only because id get a regular tan fairly easy everywhere else. For a number of years I use to do that. Now my legs are covered in spots and I curse the day I started using that leg tanner. I have very few anywhere else. They’ll probably crop up later the older I get, but nothing like my legs. Both my parents Italian, my mom had few if any and my dad who was lighter- skinned like me had more of them. Still nothing like my legs. My brothers have none that I’ve noticed.
Sun also causes wrinkles, sagging, skin- cancer. Haven’t you ever seen wrinkled, leathery looking sun worshippers at the beach, pool or lake? I have.
In my experience, this is not about the sun, it is about dietary lifestyle! Eating clean matters bigly. Learning about human detox pathways is helpful.
Research dirty super 7 genes. Eye opening on how to protect yourself.
That was “spot” on! 😂😂😂😂
I had two big spots and got cryotherapy. It worked well. Now I maintain with a mix of rosehips oil, almond oil, vit E oil , and castor oil.
My face was so fair and spotless, I never had any pimple but after childbirth I got really bad acne it totally ruined my whole face with acne scars hyperpigmentation dark spots. I just hate my face now.. I’ve never used makeup or anything. I don’t know what to do 😢
Mix olive oil and castor oil and use as a nighttime moisturizer ❤
Castor oil is amazing. I love that stuff.
Does it work? Olive oil and Castor oil
Any type of castor oil?
I’ve been using it for a month and hasn’t worked por my melasma/hyperpigmentation. Only as a moisturizer it’s been great!
Ever since I turned 40, I start to have hyperpigmentation around my cheeks. I’m been using vitamin C, retinol, niacinamide serum, and sunscreen everyday and it works but slowly.
I am using a cream named Nadinola, it said it has Hexylresorcinol, Niacinamide and using a kojic acid and licorice root soap. Is helping but yes more slowly. But the good thing is that it doesn't irritate my skin. So I guess that's good.
I used nadinola back in the day, had hydroquinone 3%
And why is all this sooooo expensive! How can the average aging person afford this???.
I use Chikyu skin care brand which contains Kojic acid and it has done wonders for my dark spot on my face. Love their products and they are affordable and work!!!
I used TriLuma, a RX. It was $300 for a 2oz tube. Also have to be careful because it causes cancer.
If you can't afford it, I highly recommend wearing SPF (or higher), at all times.
@@ldg2281Which one do you use? They have various creams.
@@ldg2281Which Chikyu products do you use for dark spots? Thanks.
Tretinoin must be cheap I guess
Cysteamine 5 % cream cyspera works better than hydroquinone and without any side effects and rebounds.
Hi Dr Youn, I love your videos, recently I've discovered a lighter spot on my face, it looks like hypopigmentation.
I have a history of dry skin and rashes (but they are located on my lower body).
I would like to know your opinion, before I book a dermatologist appointment in my area.
Thank you so much for your time.
Ps. I'm 22 years old.
I have very, very, very stubborn melasma. The only thing that works for me is hydroquinone, staying away from the sun and don’t upsetting my skin with harsh products. This is the only way to manage it, this is not a cure. The struggle is real
Grate a yellow onion, strain, and use on melasma
Apply black seed oil and neem oil
Detox your liver...often...
I have brown skin with hyperpigmentation. Willing to try creams but heard hydroquinone has controversial info re: causing cancer
Try mandelic acid and alpha arbutin serum it's safe. I'm frim the Caribbean with sensitive skin and these work.
I have white skin with age spots & melasma issues. A few years ago, I bought some Palmers Cocoa Butter Cream for my dry hands and feet. It's sold in the ethnic section of beauty products & is targeted at brown skin. Within a month of using, I noticed the age spots on my hands were almost completely gone. I then tried it on the melasma on my neck & face. Now that's gone! I shared this several friends and they all were very happy with the results!
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I have stubborn malasma both my cheek I am using musely its really work for my skin
What do you mean by stubborn? Have you tried everything recommended by dermatologist ? Doing treatments for years with no results? or you just think its stubborn because it won't go away on its own?
What about using skin bleaching products but just on the spots?
Can you do a video on hidrentis. What can reduce and clean up. Any over the counter or prescriptions drugs that will stop flare ups. Any advice will do
What about trauma scars like surgery or a fall that left dark marks?
Hydroquinone didn’t help and made my skin worse and I followed my doctor’s order.
Same here
Same here also.
Same here also
Thank you so much doctor 😊
I got a prescribed 4% hydroquinone and used it religiously on my hyperpigmentation and sun damaged skin. It barely did anything for my skin. I went back to Vitamin C and other slow progressing skin care for help. Just my luck!
I developed hyperpigmentation over my sinus cavities (cheeks, forehead) after plunging my sinuses with povidone iodine, diatomaceous earth, and fenbendazole (in the winter, so little sun exposure). The pigment literally traces my sinus cavity.
I know doxycycline is used for sinus infections, so I'm wondering if a bacterial infection is involved, as we are cautioned against sun exposure while taking it. You mentioned some sort of quinine cream. Doesn't quinine kill bacteria? Interestingly, the darkest areas of pigment on my cheek is under my left eye, the area that clogs the worst. Also, have macular degeneration in that eye, and sinus pressure in that area affects that eye, corneal abrasions from lack of tears during flareups. We really need to rethink what causes melasma.
You didn't talk on hyperpigmentation from acne
Yes! I was waiting for this one !
Basically it's click bate !! Because they don't have a answer, especially for Black women. ❤
@@sbss924 *bait. And I find that chemical exfoliants twice per week along with wearing sunscreen daily helps me with fading acne scars. On days that I don't exfoliate, I apply an alpha arbutin serum in my nightly skincare routine. Just never use the serum on the same day you exfoliate!
That's what I was here for
@@sbss924it’s not clickbait, he gave great suggestions and they can help if you’re consistent for anyone regardless of skin tone so what’s the issue ❤
I have hyperpigmentation around my eyes and forehead. It’s not too noticeable with foundation. However, I went to Santa Monica a few weeks ago to get injections in my granulomas ( from permanent filler) and after a day on the beach my skin looked terrible 😢 I used to be able to by that cream on Amazon but couldn’t find it for the life of me.
I didn’t know that it was removed. No wonder I couldn’t find it lol
Greetings from Redondo Beach 🇺🇸🇺🇸I’ve been using hydroquinone for over 10 years now. I only use it occasionally when I have dark spots caused by dried/cured dark acne scars. Now, I also have sun spots or aging dark spots and found a bachukol cream. It is working so far but now I think I have melasma too 😢
It'd be really nice if you could ship your skincare line to Europe
Whats the best procedure for loose skin under the neck after weight loss
The vitamin c serum is what gave me the weird brown spot on my face to begin with..didnt have it til i ran out of my usual serum not containing any vitamin c and used a backup with vitamin c in it ...big brown spot on my chin now like an oversized freckle.
Prescription hydroquinone did nothing for me. IPL was the only procedure that worked.
I can't afford to see a dermatologist right now. I find that using Vitamin C in the morning and Tranexamic acid at night is helping with my melasma. I, of course, wish it would work faster.
Grate a yellow onion, strain, and use the juice to work
Triluma does work, but 1) it's very expensive 2) not covered by insurance 3) and can cause cancer.
Preventative is the way to go.
Sir where is your clinic? I want to come to you because I have very bad pigmentation from last 20 years 😞
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Great advice! THanks.
Good comment.
I need this 😢
I just did the Rose de mer peeling ..this is my 3 days .. still
Not peeling .. what you all think about it ?
whar about alpha arbutin 2%?
Organic Organic castor oil Works perfectly.
Does it help for pih due to burns?
Naturium has topical tranexamic acid with kojic acid
It has grainy texture and causes severe irritation
It did nothing to me over the course of a year. Waste of money.
6:20 not the Belo brand LOL it didn't work on me.
Thank you
What about the recent studies that topical tranaxemic acid does not work ? Then all the products with it are going to trash, imo… I’ve been using the combination of tranaxemic acid, kojic acid and alpha arbutin for over a year. With absolutely no results. So, you tell me, please…
Hydroquinone has not worked for me or chemical peels for sun spots. Probably only laser actually works
I have KP on my upper arms and butts and thighs , 😢 please tell me how to treat them? 😢
I have the same issue, use alpha hydroxy acid cream, go to Dr drays video and watch how to get rid of KP, I had it for over 50 years and no Dr helped me with this KP until I watched her, my skin feels like a baby bottom 👍
When I stopped processed food and bread got rid of mine. No creams helped.
Amlactin 12% body cream daily at night, glycolic acid body 5-12% wash 2-3 times a week
I had it on hips , sides of knees, elbow , back of my thighs ,even my lower legs. Amlactin and exfoliation really helped a lot
@@carolchocho425i was deficient in vit d.after taking vid d3 it helps a lot.
How do you use the licorice .
What about hyperpigmentation in people of color from scarring?
What of spots from acne
Tranexamic Acid and other BHAs/AHAs, soft or medium chemical peels work wonders. 👍🏻🤗
Laser treatment. Works wonders!!
Yes i hsve one on my face Not too much.
But how do i have them on my upper legs where i never have sun.
Mine are fefined spots. Idt melasma
My year 11 English teacher that hated me had really bad spots on her skin. You need to get these treatments but they cost so much money. Because teachers are poor.
What about hyaluronic acid creams or retinol? Will they work? Your creams are too expensive for me.
Good comment. Those cream are good too. However can be expensive to depends on the brand. If you have it to purchase Dr.Youn beauty products do so, if you can of course. I think he has videos talking about those serum and cream too. Ty for reading my comment. Subscribe.
What about sun tan ?? My tan is not going away it’s been years and clearly see the difference
Alpha arbutin and mandelic acid for brown skin and it's safe
My friend has two spots on her cheeks doesn’t look like what your showing
What about vitamin c 10% brightening serum from “first aid beauty”? Anyone?
Didn’t work for me 🤷♀️
Dr. Youn, please talk about acne dark spots hyperpigmentation, thanks💜🤍♥️🩵🧡
This is just an advertisement dude.
And that's ok
The sun is wonderful but can be so harmful to us
What are small patches of red spots?
We called it baby brown 😃
can you also show examples on darker skin? thanks dr. youn🩷
I had molasses
I never knew there was a condition called prolasma. I always thought my condition was melasma (since I was 17). But last year when I found about prolasma and treatments for it, I came across DermaMelan. Harshest peel on the planet but it absoluely works. I'm now in the maintenance phase and I'm still happy with the results. Up until now, everything I used whenever I stopped using it, the prolasma would return.
I'm currently using the cleanse but there's no foaming. 😒
I hate having malasma. Im seeing a dermatologist
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I don't believe they are related to sun exposure. I only see them on older people
Thats because they were in the sun. Older generations never had skincare routines or used sunblock.
Zimc also
I'm still working on mine.
That’s crazy. These skincare products are too expensive. You need to be rich and famous to be good looking. Even Anthony Youn’s book off Amazon is going to cost me like 50 bucks.
Did this feel like an extra long commercial to anyone else?
Just use calamansi very cheap and natural.
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You can get 2% Hydroquinone in
Why he look like sol from star wars lol
Is that a systematic sign of a viral load?????
Maybe.
too EXPENSIVE
The studies with rats was iwith very large amounts.
Why are your products so expensive? If you lowered it a bit, more people would buy them ❤
You know a homeopathy way..natural way...not Impressed
Cut a potato and rub on dark spot nightly
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All he does is advertise his product!
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You talk too fast nobody understand you
Hydroquinone has not worked for me or chemical peels for sun spots. Probably only laser actually works