Melanin alterations can cause dark patches caused by excess production (hypermelanosis), or white patches due to a lack of pigmentation (hypomelanosis). Its source may be injuries caused by laser treatment, traumatisms or skin diseases such as vitiligo, psoriasis, etc.
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White patches on the skin may appear at any age, regardless of sex or skin type. However, the effects are more obvious on darker skin. Despite not constituting a health problem, they are a cause for concern for sufferers on an aesthetic and emotional level.<\/p>\n
Photosensibilisers help stimulate melanin production and with this, the repigmentation of white patches. Our Fenadul range contains L-Phenylalanine, one of the components needed during the melanin formation phases, and the pigment responsible for skin and hair colour.<\/p>\n
L-Phenylalanine inhibits the production of antibodies against the melanocytes, and activates altered melanocytes, stimulating the transfer of melanocytes from pigmented areas to those lacking pigmentation.<\/p>\n
To eliminate white patches, a double treatment is recommended. On the one hand, externally using Fenadul Gel<\/a>, and on the other hand internally, using nutritional supplements that complete a varied diet (Fenadul capsules<\/a>).<\/p>\n