Melasma Treatment
A structured, dermatologist-led approach for persistent pigmentation and uneven skin tone.
Doctor-led care
Personalised to your concern
About this service
Care guided by your needs
Melasma is often influenced by sun exposure, hormones and inflammation, so it needs more than a quick brightening treatment. Your plan may combine targeted skin care, carefully selected peels and, where appropriate, laser support alongside consistent sun protection.
This may help with
- Melasma and stubborn pigmentation
- Uneven skin tone
- Sun-triggered dark patches
Your consultation experience
A measured approach, at every step.
Skin and pigmentation assessment
Personalised treatment plan
Progress review and maintenance guidance
Before and after your visit
Consistent sun protection and the recommended home-care routine are essential parts of managing melasma and preserving results.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about melasma treatment
Can melasma be permanently cured?
Melasma can usually be controlled, but it may return because sun exposure, heat and hormonal factors can reactivate pigmentation. Maintenance care and consistent sun protection are important.
Which treatment is best for my melasma?
Treatment depends on the depth and pattern of pigmentation, your skin tone and previous treatments. Your plan may include topical care, peels or carefully selected procedures.
Can laser treatment make melasma worse?
Some lasers can aggravate pigmentation when they are not suitable for the skin or melasma pattern. Laser support is considered only after careful assessment and with appropriate settings.
How long before I see improvement?
Melasma usually improves gradually over several weeks or months. The timeline depends on its depth, triggers and consistency with treatment and sun protection.
What sunscreen should I use for melasma?
Broad-spectrum daily sun protection is essential. Your dermatologist will recommend a suitable sunscreen and explain how often to reapply it.
Ready to discuss your concerns?
Book a private consultation with our dermatologist.