Melasma

Targeted treatment to reduce pigmentation and restore a more even, radiant skin tone.

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Condition Overview

Melasma is a chronic pigmentation condition characterized by dark patches on the skin, often triggered by hormonal changes and sun exposure. It commonly affects the face and requires consistent, carefully guided treatment to manage and improve skin tone.

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Signs & Symptoms

  • Dark patches or discoloration

  • Uneven skin tone

  • Symmetrical areas on the face

  • Gradual onset

Why It Happens

  • Hormonal changes

  • Sun (UV) exposure

  • Pregnancy or birth control

  • Genetic predisposition

Available Treatments

Chemical Peels

Chemical peels designed for clearer, smoother, radiant skin.

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295

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Laser Skin Treatments

Laser treatments for clearer, smoother, rejuvenated skin.

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Microneedling

Stimulate collagen and improve skin quality with advanced microneedling.

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350

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Chemical Peels

Chemical peels designed for clearer, smoother, radiant skin.

From $

295

Learn More

Laser Skin Treatments

Laser treatments for clearer, smoother, rejuvenated skin.

From $

Coming soon

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Microneedling

Stimulate collagen and improve skin quality with advanced microneedling.

From $

350

Learn More

This May Be Right For You

Uneven Pigmentation

You have dark patches affecting your overall skin tone appearance.

Uneven Pigmentation

You have dark patches affecting your overall skin tone appearance.

Hormonal Changes

Triggered by pregnancy, birth control, or hormonal changes.

Hormonal Changes

Triggered by pregnancy, birth control, or hormonal changes.

Sun-Triggered Melasma

Discoloration noticeably worsens with ongoing sun exposure.

Sun-Triggered Melasma

Discoloration noticeably worsens with ongoing sun exposure.

Active Treatment

6–12 Weeks

Most patients see visible improvement, with consistency key to lasting results.

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What to Know Before Your Visit

Is melasma permanent?

Melasma is a chronic condition, but it can be managed and improved with consistent treatment.

Is melasma permanent?

Melasma is a chronic condition, but it can be managed and improved with consistent treatment.

Will melasma go away on its own?

It may fade over time, but recurrence is common without proper care and sun protection.

Will melasma go away on its own?

It may fade over time, but recurrence is common without proper care and sun protection.

Is sun protection important?

Yes. Daily sun protection is essential to prevent worsening and maintain optimal results.

Is sun protection important?

Yes. Daily sun protection is essential to prevent worsening and maintain optimal results.

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First Step

Book Now

Start With Guidance

Let’s Build Your Plan

Help Me Choose