• Helps reduce melanin production, which contributes to a more even and brighter skin tone.
• Provides antioxidant protection, helping suppress oxidative stress that can worsen pigmentation and skin aging.
• Improves skin texture and barrier function, thanks to niacinamide’s role in reducing pore appearance and maintaining skin health.
• Targets multiple pigmentation triggers (sun damage, post-inflammatory spots, hormonal melasma) with a potent, dermatologist-dispensed formula.
• Integrates into a comprehensive skincare routine with proven topical actives and supports visible improvement when used consistently.

1. Cleanse the target area (face, neck or body zones) with a gentle, non-abrasive cleanser and pat dry.
2. Apply a small amount (pea-to-rice-grain sized, or as advised by your dermatologist) of Glutathione Comp Cream to the affected pigmented skin areas once or twice daily—morning and/or night.
3. After applying in the morning, follow immediately with a broad-spectrum sunscreen and avoid sun exposure or tanning.
4. Maintain consistent use over 8–12 weeks or as recommended by your dermatologist to evaluate visible improvement in skin tone.
5. Continue use as instructed; if irritation, burning or persistent redness develops, discontinue and consult your dermatologist.

1. What skin concerns can this cream address?
It is indicated for uneven skin tone, melasma, sun-spots, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation and dark spots.

2. When might results become visible?
Visible improvement often begins after 4–6 weeks of consistent use; more significant tone-evening generally requires 8–12 weeks.

3. Can I use other brightening creams or treatments simultaneously?
You may, but combining multiple active treatments requires caution—over-use can lead to irritation or paradoxical pigmentation. Always discuss combination therapy with your dermatologist.

4. Are there any side-effects or risks?
Common side-effects may include transient burning, stinging or redness at application. Rarely, allergic reactions may occur. Also, untreated sun-exposure may reduce effectiveness or trigger new pigmentation.

5. Will my pigmentation stay away if I stop using the cream?
Pigmentation may recur if triggers (sun exposure, hormonal changes, inflammation) are not managed. Maintenance skincare—including sun-protection—is essential for lasting results.

• For external use only. Avoid broken, irritated or sunburned skin when applying.
• Avoid contact with eyes, lips and mucous membranes; if contact occurs, rinse thoroughly with water.
• Because pigment-altering treatments can increase sun sensitivity, ensure you apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen (SPF 30+ or higher) every morning and minimise strong UV exposure.
• If you are pregnant, breastfeeding or have hormonal skin conditions (e.g., melasma triggered by pregnancy), consult your dermatologist before use.
• Prior to full-face application, perform a patch test—especially if you have sensitive skin or a history of reactive skin.
• Store at room temperature, protected from excessive heat or direct sunlight, and keep out of reach of children.