A new serum developed by a multi-award-winning aesthetics doctor claims to reduce sun spots and pigmentation in just four weeks. The CellDerma Pigment Correct serum, created by Dr Dev Patel, is now available in over 180 UK clinics and has gained celebrity fans, including actor Barry Keoghan.
The vegan and cruelty-free formula uses naturally derived actives such as Kojic Acid, Rumex Occidentalis Extract, and Nonapeptide-1 to regulate melanin production. It also contains hyaluronic acid for hydration. The serum is designed to target existing pigmentation while preventing future discolouration, making it suitable for all skin types.
Users are advised to apply four to five drops to pigmented areas morning and evening. According to the brand, most users see noticeable improvements in skin clarity and radiance within a month. Positive reviews on TrustPilot praise the serum's effectiveness, though one user noted no change after four months of use.
However, the serum comes with a price tag of £173.25, which may be prohibitive for some. Cheaper alternatives include The Inkey List's Tranexamic Acid Serum at £16, Axis-Y's Dark Spot Correcting Glow Serum at £17.12, and FaceTheory's Glow-C Tranexamic 5% Serum at £27.
