Pella Aquax Cream Whitening Melasma - 50 Ml

Pella Aquax Melasma cream:

A new whitening cream from Pella that combats hyperpigmentation and brown spot while moisturizing your skin.

Format:

• Tube 50 GM.

Use:

• Treatment of skin hyperpigmentation.
• Melasma.
• Brown spots.

Product features:

• Contains unique complex β-white that inhibits melanocytes action and melanin production.
• Treatment of Melasma during and after pregnancy due to hormonal changes.
• Does not cause skin dryness.
• Non-greasy ultra-absorbable formula.
• High safety can be used during pregnancy and lactation.

How to use Pella Aquax Melasma Cream:

• Applied on face and neck after cleansing using a suitable cleanser.
• Apply Aquax Melasma Cream Twice daily, in the morning and in the evening.

Hyperpigmentation overview:

• A condition in which your skin produces excess melanin, a pigment that makes spots or patches of skin appears darker than surrounding skin.
• Some types of hyperpigmentation like Melasma and dark spots occur more likely in sun-exposed areas including the face and arms.
• Other types result from skin injuries like acne, burns, and lupus. This is called post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.

Causes of hyperpigmentation:

• Sun exposure: Leads to excess melanin production and dark spots or patches formation.
• Skin Inflammation: Post inflammatory hyperpigmentation as after burns and acne.
• Melasma: Dark patches developed during pregnancy as a result of hormonal changes.

Prevention:

• Sunscreens: The use of suitable sunscreens will protect the skin from UV rays that lead to hyperpigmentation.
• Avoid sun exposure: Avoiding excess sun exposure especially during peak hours 10 AM TO 2 PM.

Treatments:

• Topical: Natural-based medicated cosmetics, hydroquinone, vitamin C, and Azelaic acid.
• Dermatological procedures: Laser, Chemical peel, and microdermabrasion. They are very effective in the treatment of hyperpigmentation but they are expensive and can cause irritation or burning to the skin that leads to post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.