Dr. Samolitis is especially enthusiastic about tranexamic acid for treating hyperpigmentation, together with melasma, essentially the most stubborn type. But quickly, Dr. Samolitis says, evidence to help its use for pores and skin situations that transcend pigment management will emerge. “We are studying rather more about its potential advantages for other skin circumstances like rosacea and redness, which are historically difficult to deal with with skincare,” she says.

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