- Melasma is a common skin problem causing dark, discolored patches on the cheeks, forehead, bridge of the nose, chin, neck, shoulders, and forearms.
- Other areas of the body that are often exposed to the sun may develop melasma.
- The pigmentation in melasma is deeper and denser than regular sunspots.
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(Virtual or In-Person) >Melasma Q switch
Melasma appears as dark colored symmetrical patches on the face. These patches are the result of dysregulation of homeostatic mechanisms that control skin pigmentation. Melasma is considered a cosmetic problem but there are treatments for it. One of the treatments is Q switch laser treatment which is done in multiple stages/sessions. Laser is a new approach and there have been many positive feedbacks regarding Q switch laser.
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Overview
Procedure Time45min Downtime
NoneAnesthetic
YesSensitivity Period
24-48 HoursVisible Results
From First SessionRec. No. of Sessions
TBD at Consultation
Before & After
FAQs
Melasma occurs due to the malfunction of Melanocytes (the color-making cells). Potential triggers of Melasma include:
- Hormonal sensitivity (estrogen and progesterone)
- Pregnancy
- Birth control pills
- Stress
- Thyroid disease
- Sun exposure
- Genetics
For some women, melasma disappears on its own. This typically occurs when it is caused by pregnancy.Â
- Thanks to 3D Lifestyle’s combination of treatments, today most Melsama cases can be cured through multiple treatment options. Results vary, depending on the nature of the pigments and skin color treated over time.
- At 3D Lifestyle, we offer several treatment options depending on the severity of Melasma, Skin Type, previous treatments taken, and the response of those treatments.
- Upon looking at your condition a 3D certified aesthetic consultant can best guide you to a comprehensive mix of treatment plans including non-surgical applications over time through IPL (Intense Pulse Light), Q-Switch Nd:YAG (laser) and Photo LED treatment (near Infra-Red 830nm) with Dermalux.Â
- Your 3D Lifestyle aesthetician might also recommend some topical creams, serums, and medical-grade sunblock for optimal long-term results.Â
Certified Medical Aestheticians
Narmin Khairadast
Kristina
Amalia Rositawati
Mehwish Umair
Georgia Zourntos
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