Fixderma Nigrilite Cream 100g

Apply it only to the darkened, rough, or thickened areas of skin associated with acanthosis nigricans, such as the neck, underarms, elbows, knees, knuckles, thighs, nape, or back. Avoid applying it to broken skin, mucosal areas, or the eyes. Use a small amount first and spread evenly. If you develop burning, redness, or persistent irritation, stop use and consult a dermatologist.

It is generally used once or twice daily, with many product directions recommending morning and night application. Start with the amount needed to cover the affected area thinly, then massage until absorbed. Consistency is important for visible improvement in texture and pigmentation. If your skin is sensitive, a dermatologist may advise a reduced frequency at first to limit irritation from exfoliating ingredients.

This cream is intended mainly for body folds and friction areas, not routine facial use. Facial skin is often more sensitive, and ingredients such as retinol and lactic acid can cause irritation if misused. If a dermatologist specifically recommends facial application, follow their instructions carefully. Always do a patch test before first use and discontinue if you notice redness, stinging, peeling, or worsening discomfort.