melasma

Melasma is a common chronic and recurrent disorder of hyperpigmentation that is caused by over functioning of melanocytes, which are cells that deposit melanin in the first and second layer of the skin. It is particularly common in women of reproductive age and in areas with high amounts of sun exposure such as the face, arms, neck, and chest. Melasma can be challenging to treat therefore, an appropriate therapy and prescription regimen requires a comprehensive assessment. In order to achieve optimal results, a consultation is required to prescribe a skincare regimen consisting of products from ZO Skin Health & Skinbetter Science are recommended. 

To find out more about how we can help you treat your melasma, please contact us at One Clinic MD.

Treatment Times

Treating this Condition

Conditions and concerns vary among patients. Protocols generally treat mild, moderate, and severe hyperpigmentation and melasma. These protocols are ideal for pre and post-skin conditioning, and overall restoration of skin health.

Risks & adverse effects

May occur in sensitive skin areas. Products may cause short-lived anticipated mild, moderate, or severe reactions.

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