At Vogue Clinic we understand that melasma can significantly affect your skin’s appearance and confidence. Our goal is to provide the best treatment for melasma to restore your skin’s natural brightness. With 7 years of experience, we offer advanced solutions tailored to your unique needs and help to reduce pigmentation and improve skin health.
Beyond the best treatment for melasma, maintaining healthy skin is key to managing melasma. Protecting your skin from the sun and using dermatologist recommended products or following a proper skincare routine can enhance results.
At Vogue Clinic, we believe in a holistic approach that fades dark spots and promotes long-term skin health and radiance.
Yes, Pico laser treatment especially the use of Picoway is an effective solution for Melasma . Pico laser such as the Picoway Device targets stubborn pigmentation including dermal and resistant melasma. Higher powered lasers and lower powered pico devices have show the better results for treating melasma without causing damage to surrounding skin.
Although microneedling can be helpful in skin structure and minor pigmentation issues, it is not recommended for the treatment of Melasma. Microneedling can occasionally enhance the state of melasma, especially when deep needles are used. For melasma it is best to avoid microneedling and stick to more targeted treatments like lasers and chemical peels.
Some lasers can worsen melasma instead of treating it. IPL (Intense Pulse Light) and fractional lasers (like Fraxel) can trigger melasma flare ups. While fractional lasers may be useful for deep and dermal melasma in severe cases and they should never be used as a first line treatment. Always consult with a dermatologist to choose the best laser for your skin type.
Melasma is commonly called "pregnancy mask" because the change in hormones during pregnancy increases the melanin. For the safe treatment during pregnancy AHA peels (like glycolic and lactic acid) and L-ascorbic acid (vitamin C) or the Niacinamide are good options. After childbirth melasma typically improves on its own but you can consider further treatments in which include the laser therapy to fully address pigmentation issues.
Yes! Melasma tract can increase not only with UVB rays but also through UVA, visible light and infrared red heat.
