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Yes, vitamin C is good for hyperpigmentation

Damaged tissue absorbs peptides at different rates than healthy tissue, which means a dose injected into a scar-tissue-rich area delivers a different effective dose than the same volume injected into fresh tissue

counteracted muscarinic receptor agonist (pilocarpine) and antagonist (atropine)) [91,244] and adrenaline/noradrenaline-disturbances (counteracted both isoprenaline (beta agonist) and sotalol (beta antagonist) effects) [52,53] (see, Table 1, Table 2, Table 3, Table 4 and Table 5 and Figure 2)

The carefully calibrated dosing ratios (5/5/10/5mg) reflect years of clinical experience and research into optimal peptide combinations