melasma

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MELASMA SKIN DISCOLOURATION

Revive Medical Aesthetics and Spa specializes in treating melasma, a chronic condition characterized by brown or hyperpigmented patches on the skin, commonly found on the face. Our tailored treatments, including advanced aesthetic procedures and spa services, aim to effectively address melasma and restore even-toned skin.

With personalized approaches such as laser therapy and chemical peels, our experienced team is dedicated to helping clients regain confidence in their complexion.

MELASMA TREATMENT OPTIONS

LASER

Fotona laser treatments target pigment irregularities with precision, promoting even skin tone and reducing the appearance of melasma patches. This non-invasive approach offers patients a safe and efficient solution to enhance skin clarity.

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PRP

A client receiving PRP therapy at Revive Medical Aesthetics and Spa, where platelet-rich plasma is used to rejuvenate skin affected by melasma. The treatment works to heal and regenerate skin cells, enhancing skin health and reducing the appearance of dark patches

Platelet-Rich Plasma treatment, a concentrated solution derived from the patient’s own blood is applied or injected into affected areas. The growth factors and proteins in PRP help to promote skin healing and regeneration, leading to a reduction in pigmentation and improvement in overall skin texture.

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MICRONEEDLING

Microneedling combined with lightening solutions has become a sought-after treatment for melasma. By creating micro-injuries with tiny needles, microneedling stimulates collagen production and enhances the penetration of lightening agents into the skin.

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IDEAL CANDIDATE

The actual cause of Melasma is unknown. There are many Factors though that might affect Melasma Flare up or Relapse after treatment. The ideal candidate are believed to include and not limited to someone who has experienced:

Sun Exposure
Pregnancy (called mask of Pregnanacy)
Birth Control Pills
Hormonal changes
Hormone Replacement Therapy
Genetics
Thyroid Dysfunction
Adrenal Dysfunction

TARGET AREAS

Melasma typically appears on sun-exposed areas of the skin, especially the face. Targeted areas for the treatment include:

Cheeks
Forehead
Bridge of the nose
Upper lip
Chin

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MELASMA SKINCARE

Medical-grade skincare is effective for treating melasma, which causes dark skin patches. These products have strong ingredients like hydroquinone, retinoids, and vitamin C that reduce pigmentation and protect against UV damage. Regular use helps fade dark patches and prevents new ones, improving skin tone and clarity. Check out our portfolio of clients to see the amazing results! Book Now →

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FAQs

How can I differentiate melasma from other types of skin pigmentation?

Melasma often appears as symmetrical brown or grey-brown patches, usually on the face, and is triggered by hormonal changes or sun exposure. It differs from other pigmentation like post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, which is spotty and linked to skin injuries, or age spots caused mainly by sun exposure. Melasma tends to worsen with UV light and hormonal shifts.

Are there any factors that increase the risk of developing melasma?

Yes, several factors can increase the risk of developing melasma. Hormonal changes, such as pregnancy or using birth control, are common triggers. Sun exposure is another significant factor, as UV rays can worsen melasma. People with darker skin tones are more prone to it, and a family history of melasma can also increase your risk.

Are there any lifestyle changes or skincare routines that can help manage melasma?

Yes, certain lifestyle changes and skincare routines can help manage melasma. Regularly using broad-spectrum sunscreen with a high SPF is essential to prevent UV exposure, which can worsen melasma. Wearing hats and seeking shade also helps protect your skin. A skincare routine that includes gentle exfoliation and brightening ingredients like vitamin C or niacinamide can help lighten dark spots. Additionally, avoiding triggers like excessive sun exposure and hormonal fluctuations, if possible, can help keep melasma under control.

Is there a recommended timeframe for seeing improvement with melasma treatment?

The timeframe for seeing improvement with melasma treatment can vary, but most people start noticing changes within 8 to 12 weeks with consistent use of treatments. This may include topical creams, chemical peels, or laser therapies. However, melasma can be persistent, and managing it often requires ongoing care and sun protection to prevent it from worsening or returning. Patience is key, as gradual improvement is typical.

How effective are treatments for reducing the appearance of melasma?

Treatments for melasma can be quite effective, but results vary depending on the individual and the type of treatment used. Topical creams, such as those containing hydroquinone, retinoids, or vitamin C, can help lighten the dark patches over time. Procedures like chemical peels, microdermabrasion, or laser treatments often provide more noticeable results. However, melasma can be persistent, and while treatments can significantly reduce its appearance, managing sun exposure and maintaining a proper skincare routine are crucial to preventing recurrence.

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