Treat blemishes
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Small, flat black spots on the skin don't hurt you and don't need to be treated.however, if you don't like the way they look, you can make them less noticeable or even disappear. They can also prevent new ones from forming and keep what you have from darkening.
 
Whitening creams and lotions
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You can find many whitening products at drugstores. However, check the ingredients before purchasing. Look for creams that contain tranexamic acid, niacinamide, or kojic acid.
For creams to work, they must be used regularly for weeks or months, and they can irritate your skin.
 
Beware of mercury
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Make sure your skin lightener doesn't have any labels indicating it contains mercury. It can damage the liver and nerves. Serious health problems can also occur if someone wearing a product containing mercury gets too close to you.the word ''mercury'' or ''mercury'' may appear on the bottle or tube. However, products containing mercury may also contain:
Calomel, cinnabar, hydrargyri oxydum rubrum, or mercury.
 
Get a prescription
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It's okay to try drugstore products. But dermatologists can save time and money on creams that may not work. Your doctor can help you determine which formula, if any, is best for your skin.prescription drugs are stronger than those you can buy over the counter. They usually have hydroquinone. Occasionally, i also have retinoids and mild steroids, which i will need to use regularly for the next few months. Blot procedure
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If you want to get rid of dark spots quickly, procedures that remove layers of discolored skin are more effective than lightening creams.these techniques include laser treatment, cryotherapy (cryotherapy), dermabrasion, and microdermabrasion. , microneedles, and chemical peels. Remember that the procedure will cost more than the cream. It also comes with more risks. Your doctor can help you consider your options. Laser therapy
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Doctors can use a narrow beam of light to remove the cells that cause blemishes without damaging the rest of the skin. There is a possibility. The laser may initially crust the skin and darken the spots. However, these side effects usually go away quickly.
 
Freezing (cryotherapy)
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Doctors apply liquid nitrogen to the skin for a few seconds. This will freeze the area where the spots are placed. As your skin heals, it should lighten. This treatment can be painful and cause irritation, swelling, blistering, or redness. It can also cause scratches and darkening.
Dermabrasion
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In this procedure, the doctor uses a rapidly rotating brush to scrape off the patchy skin so that it can be replaced with new skin. You may need to run it multiple times. This process can cause redness, crusting, and swelling. Also, it may take a long time for the skin to recover and return to its original state.
Microdermabrasion
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Microdermabrasion uses small crystals instead of a rotating brush to ''grind'' the skin. It is gentler on the skin than dermabrasion. However, it takes many treatments over many months to lighten the age spots. The skin may become red and scaly.
 
Microneedle
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In this procedure, your doctor uses a fine needle to make small, evenly spaced holes in your skin. Your body responds to minor wounds by making fresh collagen and elastin (a sign of youth), which helps to heal them. This reaction can improve the appearance of blemishes and other skin lesions.
 
Exfoliation by chemicals
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Your doctor will apply an acid-based solution to remove the blemished layer of skin. A new skin will take its place. You may need to run this multiple times to get the desired result. This procedure can cause scarring, infection, or a change in normal skin color.
 
Can food help me?
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You may have seen that certain ingredients in your kitchen, such as lemon juice, oatmeal, and honey, can help prevent blemishes. These are harmless to your skin, but probably won't do much for blemishes. If you really want these spots to go away, it's best to use a doctor-recommended product or procedure.
 
Try some makeup
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No matter which treatment you choose, removing these blemishes will take time. In the meantime, you can make it look less noticeable with makeup.
 
 
Spot prevention
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To keep your blemishes light and avoid new blemishes, try these tips. Avoid times when the sun is particularly strong. Use a good broad-spectrum sunscreen before going outside and reapply often. Wear gloves, a hat, or other clothing to protect the stained area.
 
Consider your skin type
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If you have fair skin, you are more likely to get blemishes. But you can get them regardless of your skin tone or skin type.your doctor will help you determine the best way to lighten blemishes based on your skin tone and type, or other factors. It's helpful.