Melasma Treatment Reviews: When "Laser" is Not the Only Solution

A: You will typically start noticing lighter spots within the first 1-3 sessions, depending on the depth of the melasma and your skin condition. For clear and sustainable results, doctors usually recommend 5-10 sessions, spaced 4-6 weeks apart.

A: Lasers destroy existing pigment, while medications (oral and topical) suppress new pigment production. Together, they offer a complete solution.

Most of our advanced lasers, like PicoSure Pro and Miin Laser, are highly tolerable with minimal to zero downtime, allowing you to return to normal activities quickly.

A: No. Our carefully selected technologies and protocols focus on strengthening the skin barrier (Basement Membrane), not thinning it.

A: Melasma is a chronic condition. While we can clear it effectively, maintenance and strict sun protection are required to prevent recurrence.

The ideal frequency for melasma laser treatments:1. Initial Treatment (Active Phase)Continuously every 4 - 6 weeks: This ensures continuous pigment breakdown while allowing your skin's repair process to fully function. Doing it too frequently (e.g., every week) can cause irritation and inflammation, potentially leading to post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH). However, leaving too much of a gap between sessions (e.g., once every 3 months) can result in inconsistent progress and slower results.Recommended number of sessions: Most people will notice clear changes within the first 3 - 5 sessions. It is recommended to continue for 5 - 10 sessions for optimal results.2. Continuous Care (Maintenance Phase)Every 2 - 3 months: Once the melasma has faded to a satisfactory level, the interval between sessions can be extended. This acts as "maintenance" to prevent new pigment from accumulating and continuously stimulates collagen to keep the skin looking youthful.