Anyone ever tried microneedling hydroquinone?

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I got hydroquinone last friday to apply on my face in order to get perfectly even skin tonality. My case isn't bad at all, just basic tone irregularity that most people don't notice consciously unless they look for it, but still makes a difference unconsciously.

From the before-after videos I saw on tiktok, it seems like it'd take me 1 or 2 months of daily application (you can apply it exclusively at night or you skin gets fucked) to get the results that I want.

However, since we're all looking to ascend as soon as possible, I wonder if microneedling this shit will make the whitening process happen faster. Has anyone tried it? I'll give it a go as long as it's safe.
 
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There are threads about experience of this procedure
 
I got hydroquinone last friday to apply on my face in order to get perfectly even skin tonality. My case isn't bad at all, just basic tone irregularity that most people don't notice consciously unless they look for it, but still makes a difference unconsciously.

From the before-after videos I saw on tiktok, it seems like it'd take me 1 or 2 months of daily application (you can apply it exclusively at night or you skin gets fucked) to get the results that I want.

However, since we're all looking to ascend as soon as possible, I wonder if microneedling this shit will make the whitening process happen faster. Has anyone tried it? I'll give it a go as long as it's safe.
Should work on theory
 
L Experiment. Hydroquinone is a tyrosinase inhibitor. It is molecularly designed to work exclusively in the epidermis (the topmost layer of your skin) where your melanocytes live and produce melanin. Also, HQ is highly cytotoxic to deep tissue cells. You would nuke your skincells.
 
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L Experiment. Hydroquinone is a tyrosinase inhibitor. It is molecularly designed to work exclusively in the epidermis (the topmost layer of your skin) where your melanocytes live and produce melanin. Also, HQ is highly cytotoxic to deep tissue cells. You would nuke your skincells.
thanks for giving a real answer.
 
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