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We are treating the following skin pigmentation conditions:
Blotchy patches and freckle-like spots
Melasma appears on the skin as tan, brown, or gray-blue spots patches that somewhat resemble freckles. Melasma can affect any part of the body exposed to sunlight, so the condition often worsens in summer. It is a common dermatological disease that often appears on the face - cheeks, lips, nose, and forearms.
Melasma is very common among pregnant women, so it is sometimes called the "mask of pregnancy.” Melasma is typically chronic, but symptoms can be treated with customized compound medications in order to select particular ingredients according to the patient’s specific peculiarities.
Melasma is very common among pregnant women, so it is sometimes called the "mask of pregnancy.” Melasma is typically chronic, but symptoms can be treated with customized compound medications in order to select particular ingredients according to the patient’s specific peculiarities.
Mega Aid has developed
over 6000 unique compound formulations
Mega Aid has developed
over 6000 unique compound formulations
Mega Aid has developed
over 6000 unique
compound formulations
PCAB-accredited and USP-compliant Lab
Drug classes for skin pigmentation treatment:
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Depigmentation agents
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Retinoids
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Alpha-hydroxy acids
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Humectant
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Keratolytics
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Calcineurin inhibitor
07
Corticosteroids
08
Vitamin A derivatives
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Dicarboxylic acids
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Antiparasitic
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Antibiotics
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Diuretics
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Decongestants
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FAQ: Hyperpigmentation Customized Treatment by Mega Aid Compounding Pharmacy
What are Mega Aid compounded treatments for hyperpigmentation?
/ Compounded hyperpigmentation treatments are prescription dermatology creams or gels customized to treat pigment disorders such as melasma, dark spots, rosacea-related discoloration, vitiligo, and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Unlike commercial products, compounded therapies are formulated with medical-grade active ingredients and tailored concentrations based on the patient’s diagnosis and skin needs.
What ingredients are commonly used in compounded hyperpigmentation creams?
/ Compounded pigmentation treatments often include hydroquinone as a primary depigmenting agent, along with complementary prescription ingredients such as tretinoin, azelaic acid, kojic acid, niacinamide, and antioxidants. These ingredients may be combined to improve efficacy, enhance skin penetration, and reduce irritation.
Why is hydroquinone used for treating hyperpigmentation?
/ Hydroquinone is a clinically proven depigmenting agent that reduces excess melanin production in the skin. It is commonly prescribed for conditions like melasma and persistent dark spots and is most effective when compounded at customized strengths and used under medical supervision.
How are compounded hyperpigmentation treatments different from over-the-counter products?
/ Over-the-counter products are limited in strength and formulation. Compounded hyperpigmentation creams are prescription-only, allowing healthcare providers to customize ingredient combinations, concentrations, and topical bases for improved results and better tolerability—especially for complex or treatment-resistant pigmentation disorders.
Are compounded hyperpigmentation creams safe for long-term use?
/ Yes, when prescribed and monitored by a licensed healthcare provider. Compounding allows for controlled hydroquinone concentrations, cycling protocols, and maintenance formulations to support safe, long-term pigment management.
Can compounded pigmentation treatments be used on all skin types and tones?
/ Yes. Compounded hyperpigmentation therapies can be customized for all Fitzpatrick skin types, including darker skin tones that are more prone to post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Personalized formulation helps reduce the risk of irritation or rebound pigmentation.
What makes Mega Aid’s hyperpigmentation compounding different?
/ Mega Aid Compounding Pharmacy prepares custom hydroquinone-based dermatology formulations in PCAB-accredited and USP <795> and USP <800> compliant laboratories, using pharmaceutical-grade ingredients and dermatologist-approved vehicles to ensure precision, safety, and consistency.
How do I get a compounded hyperpigmentation prescription from Mega Aid?
/ After evaluation through telehealth or an in-person dermatologist visit, your provider sends a customized prescription to Mega Aid Pharmacy. The medication is then compounded to specification and shipped directly to the patient.
Contacts
Mega Aid compounding pharmacy serves healthcare providers and their patients:
/ in all five boroughs of New York City
/ across New York State
/ across New Jersey State
phone
212-920-4500
fax
212-320-0434
Brooklyn Army Terminal 140 58th Street Suite 8G Brooklyn, NY 11220
Mega Aid Pharmacy II Inc
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