How to get rid of hyperpigmentation?

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Emilia C.

Jul 26, 2015

Emilia C.

I've seen on YouTube for acne scars and hyprpighmentation tehy use derama rollers with good results. For now I would exfoliate and wait for teh skin to heal. If you are worried contact a dermatologist XD.

Roz X.

Jul 26, 2015

Roz X.

What is your budget and how is your skin presently?

Robin M.

Jul 26, 2015

Robin M.

Dermaroller (low size) with vitamin c,e,&ferulic acid serum faded mine almost completely in a month. I did this once a week.

Dorothea S.

Jul 26, 2015

Dorothea S.

For hyperpigmentation, I would definitely contact a dermatologist. I have hyperpigmentation on my stomach and unfortunately there's not much I can do but let the skin just renew itself, which has significantly helped!, but at the same time its better to have a doctor assess it to see what they can give you to help the problem because it would be a total bummer to invest in a product that could make it worse or just not do anything.

Mg W.

Jul 26, 2015

Mg W.

I would go to a dermatologist to help with the acne/hyper pigmentation , that's what I do, and it's much better☺️they're are many products for that specific use, might wanna do some research

Willa J.

Jul 25, 2015

Willa J.

My hyperpigmentation left behind from the severe acne I had is so, so bad!! Can anyone recommend me any products or tips to help clear it up? Thanks!

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