3% Kligman’s Face Cream

Size: 1.7 oz e 50mL                                 2-year Expiration               Made in the USA

Product Description

This has been our best-selling skin lightening face cream for over 6 years simply because it works! The ProDerma Light 3% Kligman’s Face Cream is inspired by the formula of Dr. Albert Kligman, the famous US dermatologist who invented the widely used acne medication Retin-A.   Dr. Kligman also created the most guaranteed skin lightening combination that is still popularly used today. 

The 3% Kligman's Face cream works wonders at removing dark spots, post-acne marks and will give you a glowing, even skin tone. The 3% Kligman's Face Cream starts working very fast. It will not take weeks or months to see results.

Kligman’s Formula is a skin lightening formulation that consists of hydroquinone + Retin A + corticosteroid .The combination of these ingredients results in a potent skin lightening formulation that can be used to treat conditions involving hyperpigmentation, melasma, age spots and dark marks.

The ProDerma Light version of Dr. Kligman’s Formula consists of: 3% Hydroquinone + Retin A 0.1% + Corticosteroid (betamethasone dipropionate 0.065%)

30-Day Money Back Guarantee

As with all our products, there is a 30-day Money Back Guarantee. If for some reason you are not satisfed, simply return the product for a full refund. There are no restocking or any sort of fees for a return.

Is Hydroquinone Safe?

Most U.S. experts — including the American Academy of Dermatology — stand firmly behind this lightening agent. "Hydroquinone has been used over the last 40 years, and there has not been a single documented case of either skin cancer or internal cancer associated with it," says Dr. Friedman. Like all drugs, it needs to be used properly, and he recommends that his patients apply it no more than twice a day for no longer than six months. Adds Dr. Hirsch: "When used as intended, and for a finite time, this drug is safe and is the most effective treatment available for pigmentation. Period." Source: http://www.webmd.com/healthy-beauty/features/brighten-up?page=3

According to USA dermatologist, Dr. Audrey Kunin, “For some reason there is an urban myth circulating about the supposed hazards of long term hydroquinone use. I am unaware of any health risks associated with long term use of hydroquinone and completely at a loss as to where this myth came from.” Source: http://www.dermadoctor.com/article_Melasma_55.html

Dr. Grimes, Director of the Vitiligo and Pigmentation Institute of Southern California. Dr. Grimes offers a short list of alternatives such as azelaic acid, kojic acid, mequinol, and licorice, saying, “They have some efficacy, but they don’t work as well as hydroquinone.” Source: http://www.the-dermatologist.com/