Do the dark spots you notice on your cheeks or beneath your eyes make you feel self-conscious and you want to get rid of Cosmelan?
Well, this new treatment might assist if you really want to get rid of these unleveled skin tones. First, though, let’s clarify what Cosmelan is.
What is cosmelan?
A two-step topical cosmetic procedure called Cosmelan is intended to control and lessen persistent pigmentation as well as blotchiness. The bleaching of undesired skin pigments is believed to be accomplished by a unique combination of substances, making Cosmelan the safest and most efficient method to achieve a more uniform skin tone.
Some cosmetic professionals recommend “Cosmelan 2” as the world’s leading professional depigmenting method.
This cosmelan chemical peel mask is part of a two-step process:
- Step 1 includes the application of a thick mask on your face that has the consistency of peanut butter, which contains the specific ingredients of Arbutine, Ascorbic Acid, Azelaic Acid, Kojic Acid, Phytic Acid (which are all active ingredients of Hydroquinone), and Titanium Dioxide (a protective agent). This is applied and should remain on your face for approximately 6 to 10 hours. The particular blend of these ingredients will depend on your skin types and the darkness of the areas being treated.
- Step 2 is an application at home that will help you maintain the results achieved by your peel, which will make your skin’s pigment appear lighter.
Who is a good candidate?
Regardless of your age, your gender, or your skin tone, whether you are pregnant or not, just about anyone with dark spots, sun damage, or liver spots can benefit from a cosmelan cosmetic treatment.
An initial consultation with a dermatologist will determine which particular treatment or combination of treatments with cosmelan may work best for your particular skin.
It is available in medical offices and cosmetic surgery facilities, but not for use at home.
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About the Author: Dr. Donika Vata is a medical doctor from Ferizaj, Kosovo. She studied general medicine from University of Hasan Prishtina.
She has been writing about medical and skincare related issue in journals, social media websites, and books. She was working for some well reputed clinics such as Telehealth Pro- Online consultations, German Cancer Center, and AppLMD. Dr. Donika was also volunteering in the Covid-19 pandemic.
Currently, she is working as a medical doctor and researcher in a dermatology clinic.
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