Melasma treatment
Treatment for melasma
At Skina Clinic, we are dedicated to excellence in personalized melasma treatment. We are here to help you achieve the healthiest, smoothest skin possible with a full range of professional services.
- Chemical Peel: Exfoliating treatment to reduce melasma spots.
- Personalized Therapy: Individually formulated creams, adapted to each skin type.
- Pharmaceutical Advice: Post-consultation professional advice for melasma treatment.
- Mesotherapy: Microinjection treatments for skin nutrition and revitalization.
- Epilation: Hair removal services for smooth and well-groomed skin.
What do you need to know?
- Melasma, also known as chloasma, is a skin condition that causes patches of discoloration
- It is not a disease in itself but rather a group of manifestations that lead to brown or gray spots on the skin.
- Although melasma It is more common in pregnant women, can appear at any age, and in some cases can disappear and reappear, often associated with hormonal changes or sun exposure.
Imagine clear, bright and even skin, with no brown spots to overshadow your natural beauty. With proper treatment, melasma can be effectively controlled and youcan enjoy healthy and radiant skin again.
However, what is known about melasma?
Causes and risk factors
- Sun exposure: The main trigger for melasma is excessive exposure to UV radiation from the sun.
- Hormonal changes: Pregnancy, menstruation, hormone replacement therapy, and oral contraceptives can increase the risk of melasma.
- Genetic predisposition: People with a family history of melasma or with darker skin phototypes are more prone to this condition.
- Certain medications: Certain medications, such as anticonvulsants and tricyclic antidepressants, may increase the risk of melasma.
Types of melasma
There are three main types of melasma:
- Centrofacial melasma: It appears on the forehead, nose, cheeks, and upper lip.
- Malar melasma: It appears on the cheekbones.
- Mandibular melasma: It appears on the lower jaw.
symptoms
The main symptom of melasma is the appearance of brown or gray spots on the skin, usually symmetrical, on the face.
The spots may be flat or slightly raised and may vary in intensity.
When is a visit to a dermatologist necessary?
It is important to discuss with a dermatologist if you notice brown or gray spots on your skin, especially if they spread or become more intense. However, with proper treatment, the appearance of your skin can be significantly improved.
Why is it important to treat melasma?
If left untreated, melasma can persist or even worsen, especially during sun exposure. It can also significantly affect self-esteem and quality of life.
Treatment options
There are a variety of treatment options for melasma, including:
- Depigmenting creams: They contain ingredients that reduce the production of melanin, the pigment that gives skin color.
- Chemical exfoliation: Eliminates the superficial layers of skin affected by melasma.
- Laser therapy: It uses beams of light to destroy melanin-producing cells.
- Cosmetic procedures: Dermabrasion, microdermabrasion.
Frequently asked questions
Melasma is not curable, but it can be successfully controlled with treatment.
It is possible for melasma to recur after treatment, especially if you expose yourself excessively to the sun.
Yes, makeup can be an effective way to cover melasma spots.
Yes, you can reduce your risk of melasma by limiting sun exposure, using SPF daily, and avoiding certain medications.
Why choose our dermatology clinic for melasma treatment?
- Precise and individualized diagnosis: We identify the type of melasma and determine the cause of its appearance.
- Personalized treatment plan: We recommend therapeutic options suited to your specific needs, from depigmenting creams to laser therapies and cosmetic-medical procedures.
- Advanced technologies: We use the latest techniques and devices to achieve optimal and lasting results.
- Personalized care: We offer you support and guidance throughout your treatment to ensure you achieve the desired results.
Schedule an evaluation today!
Don't let melasma affect your life. Schedule an appointment at our dermatology clinic and discover how we can help you achieve even, healthy and radiant skin.
