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• Lightens skin discoloration and rejuvenates skin.
• Hyroquinone free to eliminate irritation.
• Can be incorporated into all skincare regimens.
• Anticipate results in 6 to 12 months of continued use.
• Daily use of a broad spectrum SPF 30 will optimize and maintain results.

What is Immaculate Correction used for?
Immaculate Correction treats hyperpigmented areas of the skin due to photo damage, melasma and scarring.

What are the active ingredients in Immaculate Correction?
Immaculate Correction contains a synergistic blend of skin brightening and rejuvenating agents to maximize visible improvement. Mitracarpus Scaber Extract, Bearberry Extract, Beta-Carotene, Dithiaoctanediol and Gluconic Acid inhibit and regulate tyrosinase activity, preventing further local abnormal pigment formation and aids enhanced cellular turnover. Immaculate Correction also contains Azelaic Acid and Licorice Extract to assist in further depigmenting the skin.

Can I use Immaculate Correction during pregnancy?
Yes, Immaculate Correction is safe for use during pregnancy or while nursing.

Does Immaculate Correction contain the bleaching ingredient Hydroquinone?
No, Immaculate Correction does not contain Hydroquinone.

How do I apply Immaculate Correction?
Ideally, you would apply Immaculate Correction twice daily on cleansed skin. If your skin is dry, you can apply a moisturizer on top. It is imperative that a full spectrum sunscreen is applied daily, with reapplication being necessary every 2 hours or so when out in direct sun light.

I get sunscreen in my moisturizer and foundation; why do I still need a sunscreen?
The typical standard answer would be "NO", as many times; these products are not as thoroughly applied to the skin, as a sunscreen would be. Many times either make-up or moisturizers may be spot-applied, so I consider the presence of SPF in these products to be "icing on the cake".

Why is sunscreen so important with use of Immaculate Correction?
Sun protection is crucial. The sun will try to darken up the areas you are working so hard to bleach. Sunscreen with a minimum SPF of 15 that protects against both UVA and UVB is ideal. Dr. Kunin recommends DERMAdoctor Body Guard Exquisitely Light SPF 30.

How long before I start noticing results from use of Immaculate Correction?
With use of any treatment product, it is best to allow 4-6 weeks of continued use. Each case of skin discoloration, however and time may vary a few weeks earlier or later than the 4-6 weeks, depending on your baseline skin tone and the length you have had the discoloration.

Is it normal for the skin to peel during treatment with Immaculate Correction?
Yes, Immaculate Correction speeds up cell turnover rate. Skin peeling and/or flaking is normal and can be expected with its use. The peeling indicates increased exfoliation, bringing the discoloration closer to the surface. While unpleasant to endure, this side effect will subside with continued use. Remember to apply a broad spectrum SPF 30 daily.