Age Spots On Face? Try This Sure-Fire Treatment For Facial Age Spots

Do you have age spots on your face? I think we can safely assume that, if you do, you’d like to get rid of them! I was in the same boat as you, so here’s how I managed to severely reduce and, in some cases, completely fade away the age spots on my face with a completely natural treatment for facial age spots.

Firstly, let’s quickly look at some of the treatments available for age spots. The most popular professional treatments, meaning they have to be administered by either a dermatologist or other skin care professional, include laser resurfacing, chemical peels and microdermabrasion. The immediate drawback of all of these are the cost. Professionally administered medium chemical peels can cost, on average, upwards of $600. There is also no guarantee of how your skin will respond to this treatment.

Dermabrasion prices are hard to pin down due to the presence of many possible additional fees, but the accepted average price range for a full sequence of sessions ranges between $900 and $1500. Laser resurfacing runs between $1500 and $5000.

While their are many home chemical peel and dermabrasion kits available, these pose much more of a risk of skin damage than the proper ones, while being much cheaper.

Age Spots On Face – How I Took Care Of It

So, what treatment for age spots did I decide to use? I decided to use a skin lightening cream. To make sure I ran the least risk of causing damage to my skin, I decided to go with a natural cream called Meladerm. This is arguably the most popular skin discoloration treatment being sold online, and it’s easy to see why. It works. At just around $49 for well over a month’s supply, this seemed like much less of a dent in my budget than most other options.

Now, the one thing you need to understand with a cream is that you may need some patience. These things don’t work overnight. They’re not like a peel or dermabrasion that strips off the top layers of skin so that you can almost immediately see results. They work gradually beneath the skin.

Meladerm claims results within 14 days. After 14 days, I wasn’t seeing much improvement yet. Due to the fact that myself and the Natural Skin Lightening team have been researching and testing all sorts of skin care for a long time though, we knew that you seldom experience visible results this quickly from topical creams. So, no fear. We take any claims from any skin care product to produce results in less than 30 days with a large pinch of salt anyway.

In the 4th week, things started to happen. The lighter age spots on my face had slowly started to fade away. Forward another week, and some of them were barely visible. It took only a thin layer of makeup to make them completely invisible. The darker spot I had on my forehead just above my right eye had gone from a very visible brownish color to just a slightly darker shade than my skin.

Just over two months in, and you had to look really hard to notice any age spots on my face. It took hardly any makeup to completely hide all of them. Total cost for this very pleasing result: $79 for a double pack of Meladerm, with some still left.

The minimum you will pay for even a light professional chemical peel (which isn’t going to get rid of darker age spots) is $300. We can freely recommend Meladerm as a potent, safe and non-invasive alternative treatment for facial age spots. The company offers a 30 day guarantee, but you may be missing out on some great results if you give up that quickly.

Please note that results may vary and we don’t make any guarantees whatsoever that you’ll experience positive results. This is, however, the second time that we’ve used and/or tested Meladerm (see our other Meladerm review), and in both cases we’ve experienced pleasing results.

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