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Melasma Removal

Melasma Removal

Melasma removal treatments are designed to reduce or eliminate the appearance of dark patches caused by hyperpigmentation, often triggered by sun exposure, hormonal changes, or genetics.

Benefits of Melasma Removal

How it Works

  • A consultation is conducted to assess your skin type, melasma severity, and medical history.
  • Avoid sun exposure, tanning, and harsh skin treatments for at least a week prior.
  • Pre-treatment care may include applying specific skincare products as directed.
  • Depending on the chosen method, treatments may include chemical peels, laser therapy, or topical depigmenting agents.
  • The procedure typically takes 30-60 minutes, tailored to your skin’s needs.
  • Minimal discomfort is experienced; numbing agents can be applied for added comfort during certain treatments.
  • Mild redness, peeling, or sensitivity may occur but typically resolves within a few days.
  • Strict sun protection and adherence to a customized skincare routine are essential for optimal results.
  • Improvements are gradual, with most patients noticing significant results after a series of treatments.

Candidates for
Melasma Removal

  • Are at least 18 years of age
  • Are in good physical and mental health
  • Have melasma or uneven pigmentation they wish to reduce
  • Are committed to following sun protection and post-treatment care instructions
  • Do not have active skin infections or conditions in the treatment area
  • Have realistic expectations for gradual, natural-looking improvements

Aesthetic Professionals

Elisha Hodge MEPN

Elisha is a Medical Esthetic Practitioner Nurse with 20 years of nursing experience plus 10+ years of nursing focused post-degree education.

Dr. Ronald Levine

Dr. Levine has been practicing since 1984. During this time, he has become one of the most distinguished plastic surgeons in Canada.

have a question?

Most Common questions Answered

Most patients see optimal results after 3-6 sessions, depending on the severity of the condition and chosen treatment.
Treatments like chemical peels or lasers may cause mild discomfort, but numbing agents can minimize this.
Gradual improvements are typically noticeable after a few weeks, with continued progress over the course of treatments.
Maintenance and sun protection are key to preventing recurrence, but melasma may reappear with triggers like sun exposure or hormonal changes.
Temporary redness, peeling, or sensitivity are common, but these usually resolve within a few days.