Fade melasma gently and safely with advanced precision

LASER FOR MELASMA & PIGMENTATION

Melasma and deep pigmentation require a careful, targeted approach. This treatment uses ultra-short picosecond pulses and multiple wavelengths to break up pigment clusters without causing heat damage or irritation. It’s a safe and effective option for treating stubborn pigmentation while respecting sensitive or reactive skin.

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Duration

20 to 30 minutes

Expected Results

Gradual fading in 2 to 4 weeks

Downtime

Mild redness or sensitivity for 1 to 2 days

PRE AND POST CARE

Before your treatment, avoid direct sun exposure and discontinue any active skincare ingredients like retinoids, AHAs or BHAs for one week. Please let us know if you’ve had recent skin treatments, or if you’re taking medications that may affect your skin’s sensitivity. Arrive with clean, makeup-free skin so we can tailor the session to your exact needs.

After treatment, your skin may feel warm and appear slightly pink or flushed. This usually settles within a day or two. Keep the skin calm and moisturised using gentle products, and avoid exfoliants or actives during the healing period. Use SPF daily and limit sun exposure to help prevent new pigmentation from forming. Visible improvements will continue to develop over several weeks.

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LASER FOR MELASMA & PIGMENTATION

FAQ'S

Unlike traditional heat-based lasers, this laser uses ultra-fast pulses that break pigment apart without triggering inflammation. That makes it safer and more effective for melasma, which is known to worsen with heat.

Yes. With multiple wavelengths and a non-thermal delivery, the treatment is suitable for a wide range of skin types, including deeper complexions.

Melasma is a chronic condition, so maintenance treatments and daily sun protection are key. While this treatment helps significantly reduce visible pigment, ongoing care is important to prevent recurrence.

You may start to see improvement after the first session, but melasma usually responds best to a series of two to four treatments spaced a few weeks apart.

Yes, but timing and planning are important. Your practitioner can guide you on safe combinations to enhance results without overstimulating your skin.