carisa Pope asked 5 years ago
Hello! Dr. Wade Cheng wrote an article on a new Melasma treatment March 18, 2020 in Dermascope. Here is a snippet of the article : The treatment product utilizes a series of active ingredients, such as micronized pearl powder (melanin absorbent), ascorbic acid (vitamin C, an antioxidant), and kojic acid (antioxidant), ginkgo extract, cysteine (antioxidant), and sodium metasulfite (inorganic antioxidant). The treatment product is dry powders packed in an airtight glass vial to preserve the maximum potency of its antioxidants. The treatment product is mixed with a clay mask (bentonite for good skin penetration) in an appropriate ratio to achieve a substantially high concentration of the active ingredients. Moreover, a few drops of vitamin P (bioflavonoid) serum are added to enhance the potency of vitamin C (there is a synergistic effect for vitamin C with vitamin P).1 The mixture is applied immediately (after mixing) to the melasma area only and remains for 20 to 25 minutes (longer is better).
Moreover, microdermabrasion, dry needling (cosmetic tattoo machine with round 3 to 5 needle – light and loose puncture), derma pen, or even light scratching with a big round tattoo needle (manually) should be performed before the application of the mixture to insure sufficient skin penetration of the active ingredients. This is one of the key factors to make the treatment very effective."
What is this treatment called? Do Aesthetician's have access to this treatment? If so, how who would I contact?
Thank you so much!
Carisa
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Isabel Wild answered 10 months ago
If you’re navigating treatments for melasma, you might want to know about the latest innovations in skincare. Dr. Wade Cheng’s recent article elaborates on a blend of active ingredients that could help your skin. And speaking of blending, just like in the game Bitlife , where making the right choices plays a crucial role, the application of these ingredients requires precision.
Jake Coane answered 9 months ago
Okay, melasma treatment, fascinating! Antioxidants galore, it seems. So, what's the name of this magical concoction, and can aestheticians even get their hands on it? Interesting blend of old and new, isn't it? Years ago, I tried fading some sunspots with a DIY lemon juice situation... big mistake! Major irritation about block breaker
Vaughn Bode answered 9 months ago
The methods described to improve product penetration—such as microdermabrasion, dermarolling level devil, or light scratching—are procedures commonly performed in a professional aesthetic setting.
Jama Richards answered 9 months ago
Interesting! The antioxidant cocktail approach sounds promising. I wonder if the clay mask helps with delivery similar to how islands are reached in Poptropica. Has anyone seen long-term results or studies on skin sensitivity? Perhaps adding niacinamide could boost overall effectiveness, too. Thanks for sharing!
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