Description

• Target persistent hyperpigmentation with the precision of Neoderm WhiteControl. This advanced point corrector, powered by Melavoid™ and Emblica™, visibly diminishes dark spots from sun damage, acne, and hormonal changes for a flawlessly even complexion.
• Persistent, localised hyperpigmentation requires a precise and concentrated approach. Neoderm WhiteControl is an advanced dermocosmetic solution, a point corrector designed as a specialist discoloration corrector serum for various types of dark spots—from sun-induced and post-acne marks to hormonal discolouration. Its sophisticated formula, based on DMS liquid crystal technology, ensures deep penetration of active ingredients, targeting the very source of the problem.
  • Targeted Hyperpigmentation Reduction: A 3% concentration of Melavoid™ regulates melanogenesis, effectively lightening existing spots and preventing the formation of new ones.
  • Antioxidant Protection & Tone Correction: Emblica™ (Indian Gooseberry) fruit extract, rich in Vitamin C, neutralises free radicals and blocks melanin synthesis, restoring a uniform, healthy-looking complexion.
  • Proven Efficacy: Instrumental tests after 6 weeks of use confirmed a 19% reduction in pigmentation marks and a 25.6% increase in skin hydration.
• Applying a point corrector demands precision to maximise its effect. A small amount of the product should be applied directly onto cleansed skin on the sun spot, gently patting it in. For optimal results, this skin lightening spot treatment should be used consistently twice a day (morning and evening) for a minimum of 6 weeks. During the day, it is essential to use high-factor sun protection (SPF 30-50) to prevent the formation of new pigmentation.
  

  How to Maximize The Effects?

  Consistency and precision are key. Use the corrector twice daily on thoroughly cleansed and dried skin, applying it exclusively to the affected areas. Remember that daily photoprotection is the foundation of any successful depigmentation therapy.

  Is This Formula For You? Yes, If:

  • You struggle with stubborn sun spots or freckles.
  • You are concerned about post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, such as post-acne marks.
  • You notice pigmentation changes related to hormonal fluctuations.
  • You desire to restore a uniform, radiant complexion.