This Duo Fades Hyperpigmentation FAST! (Derm-Approved)

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    1. @@Jackteal1 She does? Here basic products are the cheapest quality products you can get at the drugstore. Nothing is under $10 anymore. Hell, she actually has dollar tree videos; that is under $10!

    1. Australian skincare (& sunscreen) brand Propaira has a Niaben mask with cysteamine for AU$69.95 (aprox $US46). I have not used this product, but I do like their sunscreens. I hope that they (or another supplier) will be able to ship it to you at a reasonable cost.
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    2. Honestly, see your prescribing HCP. They may recommend script hydroquinone but in cycles (so many months on, so many months off etc.) Cysteamine is fairly expensive across all brands and not much in terms of results (depending on your own experience.) I talked with my HCP, and that’s what was said when I asked. 😕

  1. Hi Dr Dray, Do you think that there is any benefit to using cysteamine in addition to hydroquinone? A close friend has begun to develop agranthos nigricans and their doctor gave them a script for cortisone cream (which as we know shouldn’t be used long term).
    I told my friend to speak with a pharmacist about ditching the cortisone cream and using hydroquinone (OTC here). He dispensed it along with responsible advice about using it wisely (inc. taking occasional breaks from it), in addition to a “sunsmart” lifestyle.
    I also gave my friend some lactic acid, Bioré sunscreen, LRP cicaplast B5+ baum and my (used once) tube of adapelene. I found out that I am one of the few people whose whole face gets red and swollen using Differin…but I’m fine with Retin-A 🤷.
    Thanks Dr Dray.
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    1. Yes, acanthosis nigricans can improve or go away completely, but only by successfully treating its underlying cause, such as insulin resistance from obesity, certain medications, or, in rare cases, a cancerous tumor. Lifestyle changes, like weight loss and a healthy diet, can help with obesity-related cases, while stopping specific medications or removing a tumor can also resolve the condition. Treating the underlying cause may take time, but it’s the most effective way to clear the affected skin.

  2. Australian skincare (& sunscreen) brand Propaira has a Niaben mask with cysteamine for AU$69.95 (aprox $US46). I have not used this particular product, but I do like their sunscreens.
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  3. I just live with sunspots from years of NCAA 🏊‍♀️ and lifeguarding…centuries ago…..ty for great advice..always…😊❤😊
    Stay CHILL, very 🔥 🥵..
    What mascara you got on DR…??long lashes there girl😊….

    1. ​@@db-gb5xiHi db, Yes I saw this too when doing my research. I mentioned in another comment that Australian skincare (& sunscreen brand) do a cysteamine mask, also for around US$50. I like their sunscreens, but haven’t tried this mask. I don’t think that I really need to use cysteamine though in addition to my beloved Retin-A and hydroquinone etc.
      It seems that there are two different types of cysteamine. I was thinking that @moskinlab may be able to elaborate on for anyone curious.
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    2. That’s still out of reach for plenty of people these days. Here’s hoping a cheaper knock-off comes out at some point

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  5. I learned so much from you. Oh my goodness, thank you. I am going to try Cystemine and adapalene (for the second time). Pricey, but it’s eligible for after pay. Teehee.

  6. I’ve tried everything for my hyperpigmentation, and nothing has worked. I hadn’t heard about this one. Hopefully this is what I’ve been waiting for 🙏🏻

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