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Transamin 250 is a Transamin-branded injectable ampoule marked 250, with tranexamic acid as the active substance.
Tell the doctor about any history of blood clots, vascular disease, kidney disease and use of hormonal or other medicines, plus pregnancy or breastfeeding and any earlier skin injections.
The doctor decides whether to proceed, defer or investigate further. After a change of clinic or health, reassess rather than relying on an earlier plan.
Wikipedia states that evidence for tranexamic acid in melasma is uncertain, and that the US FDA has approved no drug for mesotherapy as such. Whether to use it is therefore the assessing doctor's decision.
Use on facial skin is something a doctor must assess case by case, and the evidence for melasma is uncertain. Take the actual box to the consultation for the doctor to check first.
Tranexamic acid is an antifibrinolytic medicine that slows the breakdown of blood clots, given by mouth or injection. It is on the WHO Essential Medicines list, according to Wikipedia.
In many countries it is prescription-only, so the person injecting it should be a doctor who asks about bleeding, clotting history and current medicines.
Injectable products can cause pain, swelling, bruising, rash or allergy, and an untrained provider adds the risk of infection, according to DermNet. DermNet also lists inflammation and pigment change among the side effects of mesotherapy. Ask the doctor which symptoms to watch for and how to make contact afterwards.
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This information is for general knowledge and does not replace a doctor's advice. Every procedure should be performed by a licensed doctor in a medical facility.