Abstract

Basics of Compounding for Skin Discolorations

Author(s): Allen Loyd V Jr

Issue: Sep/Oct 2004 - Topical Treatments in Wound Healing

Page(s): 376-380

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Abstract

This article addresses hyperpigmentation treatment and covers background information, symptoms, treatment and active ingredients used in treating skin hyperpigmentation. Tables provide information regarding causes of generalized hyperpigmentation, agents

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  • tretinoin
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