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glycolic acid and azelaic acid. However, these compounds can cause adverse effects, mostly in the form of skin irritation. In addition, hydroquinone, a very effective depigmenting agent which acts via inhibiting the conversion of DOPA to melanin by inhibition of the enzyme, tyrosinase, can rarely produce an untoward skin pigmentation called exogenous ochronosis [5]. Many patients, therefore, do not tolerate such depigmenting ingredient and request milder yet efficacious compounds. Both patients and physicians are increasingly welcoming the use of depigmenting agents from natural sources in view of their high efficacy and tolerance.

A Pilot Study on Aloe Vera Leaf Extract in Cream Base for the Clinical Improvement of Melasma: A Split-Face Trial