Why DIY Pigmentation Remedies Often Fall Short
Common DIY Methods
Patients often try lemon juice, turmeric, or baking soda masks for pigmentation. While these may brighten skin temporarily, they rarely reach deep enough to treat stubborn pigmentation. Many a times these methods causes skin irritation, redness and scarring.
Risks of Home Remedies
DIY remedies can irritate the skin, worsen pigmentation, or trigger breakouts. For example, lemon juice makes skin photosensitive, increasing sun damage.
Why Professional Care Works Better
Dermatologist treatments target melanin production and repair the deeper layers of skin. Medical-grade creams, peels, and lasers produce results that DIY cannot match.
Instead of wasting months on ineffective home remedies, consult a dermatologist for a treatment plan that works safely and effectively.
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