Melasma and Pigmentation | Sun- and Hormone-Related Skin Discolouration
Why Does Melasma Occur?
- Genetic predisposition
- Hormonal changes (pregnancy, birth control pills, menopause)
- UV rays and sun damage
- Wrong cosmetic and peeling applications
Melasma is a pigmentation problem that is usually seen in the facial area and causes darkening of the skin tone. Sun rays and hormonal changes are among the most important triggers of melasma.
Treatment Methods (Personalized Approach)
Laser Treatments (Q-Switch, BBL)
- Targets the deep pigment layer
- Helps reduce uneven skin tone
Chemical Peeling
- Supports skin regeneration
- Lightens superficial blemishes
Medical Care and Home Routine
- Pigment lightening and barrier strengthening products
- Regular use of sunscreen
Treatment Process and Result
- The first evaluation is made by a dermatologist
- A treatment protocol is generally planned for 3-6 sessions
- A decrease in the appearance of pigmentation can be achieved in each session
- Skin tone becomes more balanced and bright
Goal: To achieve a more even, bright and healthy skin appearance.
Why Our Clinic?
- Personalized evaluation by a dermatologist
- Modern laser protocols in the treatment of blemishes and melasma
- Safe and controlled applications suitable for skin type
- Permanent result and minimal side effect-oriented approach
