HIPERPIGMENTASI
MELANIN
Melanosom
Organela di melanosit
tempat berlangsungnya
sintesis melanin
Hipopigmentasi Hiperpigmentasi
↑ Sintesis melanin
↑Proliferasi dendrit
↑ Transfer melanin
melanosit
ke keratinosit
Epidermis
Deposit melanin di Pigmentasi coklat
kehitaman
✓ Many antioxidants have skin-brightening properties: o Ascophyllum nodosum extract is an algae extract → block
scavenging free radicals that can be a precursor to hyperpigmentation endothelin adhesion to the membrane of the melanocyte
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o Sea Daffodil (Pancratium Maritimum ) ------Inhibiting POMC
❑ In the nerves: nerves → stimulate the melanocytes ↑the dendricity: via a peptide: Substance P→ activate
substance P
receptors → ↑the # of dendrites in the melanocytes➔ neuro-whitening…
extract of Pancratum maritimum (white sea lily or sea daffodil): down-regulate POMC & ↓the stimulation from
Inhibit
melanin
tranfers and
inflammation
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Inflammation tyrosinase skin pigmentation
Histamine
released from mast cells ↑the production of eumelanin rather > pheomelanin
prevent inflammation
Melanocyte-cytotoxic agents
SunScreens/ UV absorber
➢ Meskipun perlindungan matahari tidak secara langsung mengganggu proses pembentukan pigmen →
membantu memblokir radiasi UV membatasi paparan sinar matahari membentuk eritema → adalah
pemicu utama melanosit untuk memproduksi melanin
➢ sangat penting untuk melihat hasil & mempertahankan hasil dari bahan aktif pencerah kulit
➢ pakaian pelindung: anyaman serat penyerap UV menjadi pakaian pelindung topi bertepi lebar kemeja
lengan Panjang celana penggunaan kacamata pelindung UV
➢ berlindung di tempat teduh saat sinar matahari paling kuat antara jam 10 pagi & 4 sore Cari
perlindungan di dalam ruangan atau setidaknya di tempat yang teduh
Skin Lightening & Whitening/Skin Bleaching
❑SkinLightening& Whitening/Skin Bleaching:
umum digunakan Hydroquinon. Satu satunya zat aktif pemutihkulit yang disetujui FDA
➢Bahan aktif pencerah kulit (menurut FDA) z a t y a n g d i r a n c a n g u n t u k memutihkan atau
mencerahkan area terbatas kulit yang mengalami hiperpigmentasi of hyperpigmented skin dengan menekan
pembentukan melanin
➢SkinBrightening:formulasi yang mencerahkan warna kulit yang tidak merata & mengadung bahan alternatif HQ
atau lainnya → bahan alami, peptoda, dan vitamin dll
• a statement of the indications : “For the gradual fading or lightening of dark discolorations/spots/areas/freckles/age spots.”
❖ term used to describe alternatives is “skin brightening,” or you can say it helps to promote a more even skin tone
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1a. Hydroquinon
✓ ProdukOTC ]≤ 2% peresepan (4%) sediaan yang ada (2% - 10%)
> 2% → lebih iritasi→ side effects: kulit kemerahan
✓ inhibit melanin production: by inhibiting tyrosinas cytotoxicity to
melanocytes
✓ Digunakan untuk PIH & melasma.
✓ Baik digunakan tunggal kadang dikombinasikan dengan
tretinoin, glycolic acid, kojic acid & azelaic acid.
✓ Penggunaan jangka Panjang, ≥ 6 bulan, kadang diperlukan
• Beberapa komponenjuga menghambatmelanin production pada jalur berbeda dari inhibisi tyrosine
• Diklasifikasi menjadi 6 groups: flavanols, flavones, flavonols, flavanones, isoflavones, anthocyanidins
➢Resveratrol induces depigmentation also by →
➢ ↓microphthalmia-associated transcription factor (MITF)
➢ tyrosinase promoter activity
❖ oxy-resveratrol & gnetol → more efficient tyrosinase inhibitors >
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2.2 Piceatannol (PICE) (Flavonoids)
➢anti-oxidative------ melanogenesis
✓ melasma
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3.3 Green Tea
• 4 major polyphenolic catechins in fresh leaves of the green tea plant Camellia sinensis:
have large amounts
• ECG[(–)-epicatechin-3-O-gallate] GCG[(–)-gallocatechin-3-O-gallate] of green tea
• EGCG[(–)-epigallocatechin-3-O-gallate] EGC[(–)-epigallocatechin]
➢ GTPs → modulate biochemical pathwaysimportant in cell proliferation, inflammatory responses, responses of tumor promoters
➢ especially potent @ suppressing the carcinogenic activity of UV radiation, exerting broad protection against other UV-mediated responses
(ex. Sunburn), immuno-suppression, & photoaging
• (1) establishing a standard formulation & delivery systems that ensure the stability of these easily oxidized antioxidants
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3.4 Silymarin
• a naturally-occurring polyphenolic flavonoid or flavonolignans compound derived from the
seeds of the milk thistle plant Silybum marianum.
• The main component of silymarin is silybin (silibinin) → its most biologically active
constituent for anti-Oxidant, anti-inflammatory, anti-carcinogenic properties.
• ➔ silymarin may favorably supplement sunscreen protection & provide additional anti
photo- carcinogenic protection
• oral supplements
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3.5 Ellagic acid (Flavonoids)
❖ more effective than> kojic acid or arbutin safer than > HQ: it affects melanogenesis without cytotoxic reaction
• present in the leaves of pear trees, wheat & bearberry… Competitive tyrosinase inhibitors
➢directly interact with tyrosinase inhibited melanogenesis & intracellular glutathione (GSH) synthesis in
melanocytes
• a combined treatment of hydro-coumarins & 𝜶tocopherols → ↑the hypo-pigmenting effect by a free radical-
scavenging mechanism.
➢suppresses tyrosinase activity → mainly by chelating copper ➔ whitening effect on the skin
❖ in cosmetic products →↑the product’s shelf life through its preservative & antibiotic actions
• usually used twice daily for 1-2 months or until the patient achieves the desired effect
• Glabridin (Glycyrrhiza glabra) → the main ingredient of licorice extract that affects
skin…
• → treat dermatitis eczema pruritus cysts skin irritation
• inhibitstyrosinase activity
• inhibition of superoxide anion production & cyclooxygenase activity ➔ anti-inflammatory agent
• ex. licochalconeA— an oxygenated retrochalcone...
3.12 Emblicanin
• Emblica in an extract from the edible Phyllantus emblica fruit ➔ 100% natural
✓ Have efficacy comparable to HQ & kojic acid----but without provoking similarly harmful side effects
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3.MELANOSME-TRANSFERINHIBITORS
3. 1 Niacinamide / nicotinamide
➢ inhibit the transfer of melanosomes to epidermal keratinocytes ➔ improve unwanted facial pigmentation
3.2 Soy
• soy contains isoflavones → have anti-oxidant properties & confer cancer-preventing benefits
➢ in part inhibitory action on neutrophil-generated ROS: is a scavenger of OH° & inhibits oxyradical toxicity ➔ ↓
oxidative tissue injury @sites of inflammation & in melanin formation.
✓ AAis even more effective > topical HQ for patients with melasma, without the latter’s side effects
• ex. (azelaic acid 20% cream + glycolic acid 15% or 20% lotion) is as effective as 4% HQ cream
• In the US, topical azelaic acid isavailable by prescription → 15%gel (rosacea), 20%cream (acne)
• is well tolerated → adverse effects generally limited to mild local cutaneous irritation.
• used in vitiligo patients to permanently depigment the skin surrounding depigmented areas when re-pigmentation is not
feasible & the depigmented areas are disfiguring.
➢ metabolized inside cells into quinine → acts by permanently damaging the melanocytes.
• applied 2-3 times daily on pigmented skin → depigmentation beginning around 6-12 months of treatment.
Transfer of the agent can occur to anyone who touches the medication ➔ contact with others should be avoided for up to
3h after application.
Potential side effects→ contact dermatitis conjunctival melanosis, skin lightening in untreated areas possibility
of an unwanted re-pigmentation starting from follicular melanocytes the need for lifelongtotal photo-protection
Because this agent is cytotoxic to melanocytes, it must be stressed that after de-pigmentation therapy with this agent, future
attemptsat re-pigmentation treatment
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5. ANTIOXIDANTS
➢Antioxidants → anti-aging anti-carcinogenic anti-inflammatory activities ↓pigmentation that occurs after exposure to UV light
(➔ treatment of melasma, In vitiligo: anti-oxidants may affect melanin production)
➢Anti-oxidants (ex, GSH, a naturally-occurring anti-oxidant involved in regulating melanin synthesis) → inhibit or delay
hyperpigmentation
• comparison of normal melanocytes ↔ melanocytes from vitiligo patients: levels in the vitiligo patients: lower catalase activity &
higher vitamin E& ubiquinone (CoQ10) ➔ an imbalance in the anti-oxidant status & ↑the intracellular peroxide levels
❖ some anti-oxidants ↑skin pigmentation ➔ the individual properties of each anti-oxidant should be considered before using them to ↓
skin pigmentation ➔ the indiscriminate use of these compounds should be weighed with caution.
Each anti-oxidant & its effects should be considered separately & it should not be assumed that all anti-oxidants will inhibit
melanogenesis → an opposite effect seems to be possible in some cases & unexpected hyper-pigmentation can occur.
• ex, quercetin, an extract of onion, is a tyrosinase inhibitor in vitro; however, this flavonol is a strong inductor of melanogenesis in
normal & malignant human melanocytes, & in reconstituted 3D human epidermis models.
• Glycyrrhizin → popular anti-oxidant frequently used to inhibit tyrosinase → stimulate melanogenesis in B16 melanoma cells.
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4.1 Vitamin C/ ascorbic acid
• the packaging of these products limits UV & air exposure from rapidly oxidizing vitamin C
tetra-iso palmitoyl ascorbic acid (use level 3%) → oil-soluble form of vitamin Cis easier to use &
prevents UV- induced skin pigmentation through its anti-oxidative properties
• Tocopherol employs 4 homologues (𝛼,𝛽,𝛿,& 𝛾)→ differing # & positions of the methyl groups in the chromatin ring.
✓ Oral intake of vitamin E(𝛼-tocopherol or 𝛼-T) → effective for the treatment of facial hyperpigmentation, especially in
combination
with vitamin C.
▪ 𝜶-tocopheryl ferulate (composed of 𝛼-T & ferulic acid) → inhibit tyrosine hydroxylase activity in an indirect manner.
• ameliorate & prevent facial hyperpigmentation induced by UV radiation → inhibiting tyrosinase + anti-oxidant
mechanisms
• 𝛾–TDMG HCl → a hydrophilic 𝜸-T derivative → convertsto the anti-oxidant 𝜸-T in skin greater BA> 𝜸-T itself
• significant skin lightening (0.5%) ∶ inhibition of the melanin synthesis & preventing photo-induced skin pigmentation
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4.3 Alpha Lipoic Acid / thioctic acid
• its reduced form di-hydro lipoic acid (DHLA) → both strong anti-oxidants.
• DHLA slightly stronger anti−oxidant activity by reacting with superoxide & hydroxyl radicals.
• 𝜶−lipoic acid → universal anti-oxidant: is both water & fat soluble ➔ act in the lipid cell
membrane
& the aqueous compartment of the cell.
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the activation of NF-B transcription factor modulating the cellular response to UV radiation
preventing UV-induced oxidative injury inhibits tyrosinase: chelating copper suppressing
➢Both lipoic & DHLAs→ block the expression of MITF ➔ inhibiting tyrosinase expression & activity
➢Na Zn di-hydro lipoyl histidinate (DHLHZn) → covalently react with DOPAquinone ➔ competitive
inhibitory effect on DOPAchrome formation ➔ effective skin lightening agent.
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5. OTHERAGENTS
5.1 𝜶-Hydroxy Acids (AHA) & 𝜷-Hydroxy Acid (BHA)
• Ex. Glycolic Acid → very versatile peeling agent minimal complications used in 20-70%
• lacticAcid
✓ People with virtually any skin type can be candidates for AHA& BHApeels
• In the epidermis: diminished corneocyte cohesion ➔ more rapid desquamation of the pigmented keratinocytes → the newly
formed keratinocytes will contain less pigment ↑the keratinocyte turnover rate ➔ shortening the cell cycle.
✓ glycolic acid peels→ minimal adverse effects for the treatment of PIH
When treating PIPA with peels, it is initially important to use lower concentrations of AHA
& slowly ↑the strength to avoid irritating the skin, causing even more hyperpigmentation.
✓ The use of topical HQ preparations pre-& post-peel ↓the chances of aggravating PIPA.
5.2 Retinoids
➢Topical retinoids directly affect melanogenesis via tyrosinase, TRP-1 & -2 expression.
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➢ detoxification of toxic species ➔ ↑the melano-cytotoxic effect of depigmenting agents.
➢By accelerating the cell turnover of epidermal keratinocytes → promote ↓melanosome transfer to the keratinocytes
➔ induces desquamation ➔ accelerated loss of melanin in the SC.
➢ induce dispersion of keratinocyte pigment granules ➔ a uniform distribution of melanin content in the epidermis + ↓the
cohesiveness of corneocytes
✓ Indirectly: changes in the SCmay facilitate the penetration of other/additional depigmenting agents into the epidermis & ↑
their B.A
➔ ↑depigmentation
• Tretinoin (Retin-A™, Renova™, Avita™) (0.05- 0.1%) → used to treat PIPA& melasma
✓ Adapalene (Differin Gel™0.1% and 0.3%) is a potent synthetic retinoid → had significantly fewer side effects.
• Oral 0.05% isotretinoin → not statistically significant results in treating Thai patients with melasma.
The side effects of retinoids: dryness irritation scaling: signs of a damaged skin barrier ➔ This condition allows for
other agents to
more readily penetrate into the skin & ↑efficacy (ex., with HQ)
• the combination consisting of 0.1% tretinoin+ 5% HQ+ 0.1% dexamethasone → the Kligman formula → treat
melasma.
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5.3 Resorcinol
• Linoleic acid (LA) is an unsaturated omega-6 fatty acid called 18:2 (n-6).
• can be obtained from hydrolysis of vegetals (ex. Safflowe evening primrose kukui seed oils).
➢ can ↓the tyrosinase level accelerate tyrosinase degradation ➔ less melanin being produced➔
whitening
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• @ 0.1%
5.6 Pyruvic Acid
5.7 Tranexamicacid:
inhibit
➢ UV-induced hyperpigmentation, & melanocyte activity (lightening skin)
• In people with melasma, or dark spots → the pigment-suppressing abilities of tranxemic acid works
best on localized areas of irregular melanin distribution.
➢Tranexamic acid prevents the binding of plasminogen (originating from endothelial cells)
to keratinocytes → a possible mechanism for melasma treatment.
Tranexamic acid cetyl ester HCl → The mode of action is similar to the tranexamic acid used by Shiseido
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5.8 4-Methoxy potassium salicylate (4 MSK):
➢tyrosinase inhibition
➢This AMP salt acts as a fuel to the cells ➔ produce more energy ➔
↑epidermal turnover & the cells containing melanin will exfoliate faster ➔ ↓
the melanin content in the skin.
• belongs to the family of poly phenols looks like the magnolol of magnolia.
✓ Dosis 0.5%
anti-inflammatory the mechanism does not involve tyrosinase
➢ cells communicate with each other & once activated by UVB, the keratinocytes produce alpha-MSH & endotheline
→ bind to specific receptors in the SC & activate the melanocytes
➢ → Chamomille extract acts as an antagonist of this receptor ➔ ↓the “call” for melanin production.
• long used along with the use of vitamin C& its derivatives.
➢ the mode of action of placental extract → ↑cell turnover to remove the melanin from the upper layers of the skin or the
role of high concentrations of minerals & amino acids, to ↓melanin synthesis
5.15 Sea daffodil Extract
• Pancratium Maritimum is a flower that blooms in the harsh
environment of the Mediterranean region
• Mechanism :
✓Inhibiting POMC
✓Inhibit melanin tranfers and inflammation
✓reduces the lenght of dendrites
✓reduces the synthesis of the receptor TacR1 for
Substance P
5.16 N-Acetyl Glucosamine