Any method or substance used to lighten or even out the skin tone by lowering the amount of melanin in the skin is referred to as a skin whitening treatment. The skin's coloring pigment, melanin, can cause dark patches, hyperpigmentation, and uneven skin tone when produced in excess. Topical lotions, chemical peels, laser treatments, and other procedures for skin whitening may assist to lessen the visibility of dark spots and even out skin tone. These procedures can be used to lighten the skin all over or to treat certain body parts like the face, neck, and hands. Skin whitening procedures work by lowering the quantity of melanin, the pigment that gives skin its color. Various methods exist to do this, depending on the kind of skin-whitening procedure used. Hydroquinone, kojic acid, and vitamin C are among the substances used in skin-whitening treatments that help stop the skin's melanin synthesis. These creams, which are applied directly to the skin, function by stopping the melanin-producing enzyme from doing its job.
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