Localized Intradermal Microinjection of Glutathione Versus A Combination of Tranexamic Acid and Kojic Acid for Treatment of Melasma
Nancy Abdel-kader Mahmoud;
Abstract
Facial hyperpigmentation is a broad term usually reflecting an increased amount of melanin either within the epidermis, the dermis, or both. Many factors might be responsible for facial hyperpigmentation and the increased pigment might be a local phenomen
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| Title | Localized Intradermal Microinjection of Glutathione Versus A Combination of Tranexamic Acid and Kojic Acid for Treatment of Melasma | Authors | Nancy Abdel-kader Mahmoud | Keywords | Localized Intradermal Microinjection of Glutathione Versus A Combination of Tranexamic Acid and Kojic Acid for Treatment of Melasma | Issue Date | 2009 | Description | Facial hyperpigmentation is a broad term usually reflecting an increased amount of melanin either within the epidermis, the dermis, or both. Many factors might be responsible for facial hyperpigmentation and the increased pigment might be a local phenomen |
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