Skin Lightening

Exfoliate: Eliminate dead skin with an exfoliating scrub at least twice a week. Topical creams won’t do what they are supposed to do if they just sit on top of dead skin. moisturiser: After washing/cleansing your skin, you should use a skin lightening moisturiser. Some skin lightening creams, especially those containing hydroquinone, might cause your skin to become dry, but if you prefer a moisturising skin lightening lotion, it can replace your regular moisturiser without leaving you feeling dry. Skin Lightening Product: Depending on your skin type, Dr. Deepam Shah may recommend skin whitening lotions, gels, tablets, or a combination of two or more. Sunscreen: Sunscreen is even more crucial to use because these substances make your skin more vulnerable to the sun. On your face and body, experts recommend using a sunscreen with at least SPF 30. This will not only protect your skin from damaging UV rays, but it will also ensure that your skin whitening regimen achieves the desired outcomes. Always apply sunscreen at least 20 minutes before going out, and reapply every 3 to 4 hours. It’s best to apply it every 2 hours if you’re sweating a lot or going swimming. Use a cream-based sunscreen if you have dry skin, and a gel-based sunscreen if you have oily skin. Laser: The Q-switched ND-YAG Laser is the greatest for lighting your skin; it is a nanosecond laser that penetrates deep into your skin and shatters the already created melanin pigment, resulting in skin that is lighter and more toned. The lasers at VIVA Aesthetic clinic are world class and the treatment is absolutely painless and safe. The major goal of this laser treatment is to repair excessively pigmented skin. This procedure also removes deeper pigmentation and tan, leaving behind a glowing face with an even skin tone.