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Yes post inflammatory pigmentation responds to hydroquinone. You can use for 2 months and make sure you use plenty of sunscreen three times a day. The deeper pigmentation may not fully go with creams. May require additional procedures like peels, lasers etc. You can consult in private with pictures.

Its safe if you are not pregnant or feeding a child and if you use it for short duration. 3% is safe. Consult a dermatologist and before starting.

For lightening the tone of your face try it out certain natural remedies-
1. Lemon is known to be a superior bleaching agent and scrubbing about half a lemon on your face regularly will help lighten your skin tone. This is one of the simplest yet effective home remedies for fair skin.
2. The juice of one potato can be squeezed and applied to your face; do it regularly and you will notice a gradual change.
3. Apply the pulp of a mashed tomato on your skin; not only will it lighten you...more

I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
It may cause a temporary uptick in redness or dryness at first, especially if you have sensitive skin. These effects should fade as your skin becomes used to the product. In rare cases, hydroquinone has caused a condition called ochronosis.
But you should not use any cream without doctor's advise as it may be harmful.
Let's connect over a call so that we can discuss your concern in details and make a suitable trea...more

Both are useles... And have severe side effects...
you can consult me at lybrate... for homoeopathic treatment.

No use. Undergo laser fraxel RF resurfacing therapy. Otherwise, few creams also available. Contact me by direct online consultation for treatment by sending photos.

Hydroquinone should not be used for a long time even if you are using alternatively. Kojivit cream you can continue using for a long time as it is relatively safe.

take homoeopathic Skinorex syrup 1spoonful 3times daily
acne plus pimples tab 4pills 3times daily for 1month

You may use either depending upon the sun exposure you face during the day. For office going patient an SPF of 25 is enough.

Hello. The scars and the pigmentation on the face are treatable. It's better to get it examined first so that we can identify the type of skin, scars and if they are hyper pigmented, atrophic or ice pick scars. The treatment are of various kind like ranging from simple scrubs and mild peels for the face to the major interventions such as laser therapy, dermaroller, subcision or peeling. These depend on the type of the scars and which kind you opt for. You can consult me online or text me with pi...more