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Dark spots from acne, sun or pigmentation fade with the right actives and daily sunscreen — not with bleaching creams. The evidence-based way to fade dark spots on your face in Bangladesh.
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Shop dark-spot & pigmentation products →Why dark spots form
Dark spots (hyperpigmentation) are extra melanin left behind by acne, sun exposure, or irritation. In Bangladesh's strong sun they get darker and last longer without protection. Fading them takes the right actives plus consistent sunscreen — and patience (8–12+ weeks).
What fades dark spots
- Sunscreen every single day — the #1 step. Without it, spots keep re-darkening. See the sunscreen guide.
- Vitamin C — brightens and evens tone. See best vitamin C serums.
- Niacinamide and alpha arbutin — gentle, effective brighteners. See the serum guide.
- Exfoliating acids (AHA) 1–2x a week to speed cell turnover.
Read the full dark spot & hyperpigmentation guide. For marks left by pimples, see post-acne marks.
What to avoid
- Mercury / steroid "fairness" creams — they may lighten fast but are dangerous and banned, and cause rebound darkening. See why to avoid mercury creams.
- Picking at spots or skipping sunscreen.
- Expecting overnight results — real fading takes weeks.
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