Acne is one of the most common skin conditions. Most
frequently met among teenagers, acne is a condition which can affect people of
all ages. Although it is, in most cases, treated with the help of specific
medicines, there are situations in which acne can leave deep marks on the skin.
Scars and dark spots are the most frequent marks which can remain on the skin
once the acne has been treated. For those who had to cope with acne, the signs
are more bearable, but yet nobody likes to have such signs on their faces. If
you have been one of those unlucky persons who had to deal with acne and are
now faced with the dark spots, there are some great news: these dark spots can
be treated, so that your skin will remain clean, radiant and glowing just like
that of a newborn baby.
There are plenty of bleaching substances which can
be used in order to remove those anesthetic dark spots. Hydroquinone, kojic
acid, beta carotene and licorice acid are only some of the bleaching agents
used in skin whitening creams. Depending on your type of skin as well as on
your skin’s tolerance towards one or the other ingredient, you can choose from
the numerous creams containing one or the other active ingredient mentioned
above. Generally, the bleaching creams containing these ingredients inhibit the
action of the tyrosinase, the enzyme triggering the melanin (the substance
responsible with the dark tint of the skin), thus preventing more melanin to be
produced. This way the patch of skin is discolored and brought to the same
color as the entire skin.
Another type of treatment against dark spots apart
from bleaching is exfoliations. For this alpha hydroxyl acids are used. The
lactic acid, the glycolic acid and the salicylic acid are the most useful
substances when it comes to exfoliating the skin. There are also plenty of
products containing AHA which can be highly effective for the dark spots caused
by acne. All you will have to do is apply the product on the skin to be treated
in the interval mentioned on the prescription. After a couple of uses you will
see how the skin will start to exfoliate, leaving the healthy, unaffected
layers of skin to the surface.
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