A new proprietary gel containing glabridin, andrographolide, and apolactoferrin improves the appearance of epidermal melasma in adult women: A 6-month pilot, uncontrolled open-label study.
Mariateresa CantelliMaria FerrilloMarianna DonnarummaEnzo EmanueleGabriella FabbrociniPublished in: Journal of cosmetic dermatology (2019)
Favorable outcomes, as demonstrated by investigator and instrumental assessments, were demonstrated using a proprietary gel for the treatment of epidermal melasma in adult women. Our results need to be confirmed in independent placebo-controlled studies.
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