Treat it right the first time.

Hyperpigmentation and Melasma are often an uphill battle. We have to prevent the cause of the irregular pigment while clearing the complexion as well. It’s important to know whether dyspigmentation is caused by inflammation, UV damage, or hormonal influences in the skin which make it more sensitive to light and heat. Once you have a diagnosis of Melasma v Hyperpigmentation, you can move forward with procedural treatment. Therapies such as IPL and specific laser wavelengths work wonders for hyperpigmentation caused by UV degeneration; however, they can amplify the appearance of melasma.

If you aren’t sure what the cause of your uneven skin tone is, you can schedule a consultation or begin with over the counter treatments before you see a Dermatologist for a prescriptive plan based on your specific contributing factors. The treatments below are backed by science and work well for most patients I have treated in the last decade, depending on severity of presentation.

Skincare & Supplements

for

Hyperpigmentation & Melasma

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