Treatment for Melasma-Hyperpigmentation

What is Melasma?

Melasma causes brown to gray–brown patches on nose, forehead, chin, and upper lip. It is excess of pigment also known as hyper pigmentation. Sun-exposed areas are generally affected.  It presents as symmetric hyperpigmented macules, which can be confluent or punctuate. It can occasionally occur in other sun-exposed locations. The most common hyper pigmentation disorders "liver" spots and "age spots".

How does Elōs work for Melasma?

Elōs ™ (electro-optical synergy) combines the synergy of bipolar radio frequency and Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) energies to treat pigmented lesions Sun spot, age spots, hyper pigmentation, melasma.

Is it safe?

Elōs is the safest technology available with high patient comfort.

Does it hurt?

Cooling of the skin surface ensures additional safety during treatment. This is a no-downtime procedure. Many patients return to normal activities immediately after treatment.

Tri-Luma for Melasma
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Fortunately, we provide another option for patients with hyperpigmentation:

Tri-Luma® Cream is the only FDA-approved triplecombination
therapy for melasma.

- No topical treatment has been proven more effective
than Tri-Luma® Cream for treating melasma
- It can start to work in as little as 4 weeks
- Proven safe for long-term use (6-12 months)

How fast does it work?

Some patients had improvement of their melasma after
only 4 weeks. In about 8 weeks with Tri-Luma® Cream,
you should see significant lightening of your melasma.
But, remember that everyone’s skin is different. If your
melasma recurs, see your doctor to determine if
additional treatment with Tri-Luma® Cream is right for you.

How much does it cost?

Treatments vary. Call 858-668-6133 for a consultation.