Therapeutic Implementation for Hyperpigmentation and Anti-aging: A Cosmeceutical Approach

Abstract

Nowadays the most preferred substance to glow skin surface by cosmeceutical products for the aged population and hyperpigmentation cases. These type of skin queries are seen in different environmental conditions including pollution, and radiation. The skin care industries are developing cosmetic products by using natural and synthetic ingredients which is biodegradable and compatible with the skin layer. Cosmetic products currently show drug-like profits because it contain vitamins, antioxidants, essential oils, phytochemical constituents, and enzymes. Cosmo-pharmaceutical products were developing rapidly to avoid skin aging or hypo/hyperpigmentation. The melanocyte or melanin is the main reason for this factor. Selecting natural extracts or resources helps to increase the therapeutic effect and reduces toxicity. The reviewer and researcher found that the term cosmeceutical, skin glowing agent, or hyperpigmentation is widely used in various treatments of melasma, and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. The cosmeceutical carefully preclinical and clinical evaluation studies were carried out for safety, and efficacy and no other adverse reactions were shown. Therefore the dermatologist can only provide accurate information to the patient. For the fastest growing area of research and development for a novel formulation of micro-emulsion, nano-emulsion, liposomes, niosomes, solid lipid nanoparticles and nanospheres. These nanocarriers help to incorporate into the formulation and enhance the skin permeation, high stability, and customized release properties with targeting and higher efficacy. The quality of cosmetics and cosmeceuticals is based on evidence of in-vivo and in-vitro efficacy and therapeutic effect