Effectiveness/Effectiveness

Gradual bleaching of excess pigmented skin: liver, dermanyssus, freckles, senile black spots, and excessive melanin pigmentation in other unnecessary areas

Usage/Capacity

As hydroquinone (hydroquinone), it is applied to the affected area once or twice a day (morning, before bed) with 4%.

Precautions for use

1. Warning

1) It is of paramount importance to block exposure to sunlight when using this drug. Even minimal sunlight exposure can sustain the melanin production. During or after using this drug, be particularly careful not to expose the applied area to sunlight to protect the bleached skin and prevent recurrence, and wear sunscreen or clothing to protect it from sunlight. Side effects such as skin discoloration after exposure to sunlight have been reported.

2) Since mutagenicity and carcinogenicity caused by hydroquinone have been observed in animal experiments (high-dose oral administration), the duration of administration is properly adjusted according to the therapeutic effect and not used for a long time.

2. Do not administer it to the next patient.

1) a patient with a history of hypersensitivity or its history or allergic reactions to this drug or its ingredients

2) a pregnant woman or a potentially pregnant wife

3) children under the age of 12

4) a patient with a renal disability

3. Carefully administer to the next patient.

Since this drug contains propylene glycol, it is carefully administered to patients who are hypersensitive to this ingredient or have a history of allergies.

4. An abnormal reaction

Sometimes hypersensitivity reactions such as contact dermatitis can occur, so in these cases, stop administration and consult a doctor or pharmacist.

5. Generalism

1) Before using this drug, apply a small amount to the skin and observe it for 24 hours to test the skin's hypersensitivity reaction. It can be used for minor redness, but not for itching, blisters, or excessive inflammation.

2) If symptoms do not improve even after about two months of use, stop using it.

3) This drug is only used for skin discoloration and is not used for the purpose of blocking sunlight and preventing sunburn.

4) If you have taken this medicine, consult your doctor or pharmacist.

6. Administration to pregnant women and lactating women

1) It is not administered to pregnant women or gynecologists who may be pregnant (safety is not established).

2) It is not known whether the drug is absorbed and secreted into the milk, but it is carefully administered to lactating women.

7. Administration to children

It is not administered to children under 12 years of age (safety and effectiveness are not established).

Storage method 

Store at room temperature (1-30℃), shielded airtight container