MELASMA LASER TONING

Introducing Donna Bella Lasers’ Melasma Laser Peel – the innovative solution to tackle melasma and unveil a brighter, more even complexion. This unique peel combines the power of laser technology with specialized ingredients to target hyperpigmentation, providing a comprehensive approach to melasma treatment.

HIGHLIGHTS

FITZPATRICK SKIN TYPE (1 - 3)

NOTICEABLE RESULTS

2 - 3 weeks

TIME BETWEEN TREATMENTS

4 - 6 weeks

PAIN SCORE

5 - 8

AVERAGE TREATMENT TIME

45 - 90 minutes

DOWNTIME

48 hours

NUMBER OF TREATMENTS NEEDED

3 - 4

MELASMA LASER TONING

KEY BENEFITS

DUAL ACTION TREATMENT

Experience the synergy of laser technology and a targeted peel formula working together to effectively address melasma, revealing clearer and more radiant skin.

SPECIALIZED PEEL FORMULA

The Melasma Laser Peel incorporates a specialized peel formula designed to complement the laser treatment, enhancing the overall effectiveness of the procedure.

GENTLE AND EFFECTIVE

Enjoy the benefits of a gentle yet effective treatment with minimal downtime, allowing you to return to your routine promptly while achieving comprehensive results.

PRECISION AND ACCURACY

Our advanced lasers precisely target melasma-affected areas, while the peel enhances the exfoliation process, promoting the removal of excess pigmentation for a more even skin tone.

CUSTOMIZED SOLUTIONS

Our expert practitioners customize each session to address the unique characteristics of your melasma, ensuring a personalized approach for optimal results.

Melasma / hyperpigmentation Laser Toning Pricing

Ready to Discover the Benefits of Melasma / hyperpigmentation Laser Toning Therapy? Check Out Our Pricing Options and Take the Next Step Toward Radiant Skin!

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Melasma is a common condition characterized by hyperpigmentation. The disorder can cause abnormally colored patches of skin that appear gray or brown. Those changes can be noted on your:

  • Cheeks
  • Upper lip
  • Forehead
  • Bridge of your nose
  • Neck
  • Shoulders
  • Forearms

Researchers at the American Academy of Dermatology assert that melasma usually occurs in women, with men making up only around 10% of all cases.

The medical community is uncertain about the exact causes of hyperpigmentation. Some researchers believe it occurs because of malfunctioning melanocytes in your skin, which are the cells responsible for creating pigment. 

There are several known triggers that can lead to melasma, including:

  • Sun exposure
  • Certain skin care products
  • Hormonal fluctuations during pregnancy, hormone replacement therapy, or while on birth control

There may also be a genetic component to melasma since it appears to run in families.

There are several ways to address melasma and even your skin tone. We will evaluate your skin before guiding you toward the treatments that are best suited for your needs. 

Chemical peels are one option and work by using a chemical solution to remove the outermost layers of skin. This can also remove dark patches for some. 

An oxygen facial is another approach and directs pressurized oxygen into your skin to promote new cell growth. This can help break apart pigmentation clusters to achieve a more even tone. 

Intense pulsed light, or IPL, treatments are also effective. The short pulses of concentrated light blast apart concentrated pigment, allowing your lymphatic system to clear those particles from your body. The Q-switched Nd: Yag laser takes a similar approach. 

No matter which option you choose, vigilant sunscreen use is critical to maintaining your results. Sun exposure can cause hyperpigmentation to begin anew, so find a high-quality sunscreen that works for your skin type, and apply it daily. 

Explore treatments for melasma hyperpigmentation in greater depth during a one-on-one consultation with your provider. Online scheduling is fast and easy, or you can call the office to check appointment availability.

Melasma/ hyperpigmentation is a common skin problem amongst woman because of estrogen. It causes brown to gray-brown patches, usually on the face like cheeks, bridge of their nose, forehead, chin, above their upper lip, forearms and neck.

 

Melasma can fade on its own however some people have melasma for years — or even a lifetime. If the melasma does not go away or a woman wants to keep taking birth control pills, melasma treatments are available. These include:

Procedures for melasma include a chemical peel, Oxygeneo, IPL, and Inverso Q-Switched Nd:YAG Laser with COLD AIR COOLER Protects the tissue from thermal damage and zero down time.

The most important prevention for melasma is sun protection with wearing sunscreen every day and reapplying the sunscreen every 2 hours.​

SKIN TREATMENT

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