Pigmentation Treatment
Melasma in Women
A medical approach aimed at reducing pigment spots related to melasma
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How it works
What is laser treatment for melasma?
Melasma is a chronic pigment disorder characterized by brownish or blue-gray spots on the face. At Medispa Physimed, our Pico and Q-switch Nd:YAG lasers selectively target melanin pigments while minimizing the impact on surrounding tissues. Integrated into a personalized medical protocol, these technologies reduce melasma and improve skin tone evenness.
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What to expect
The Medispa Physimed approach
At Medispa Physimed, each melasma treatment session is tailored to your skin type, pigmentation depth, and individual response by our certified physicians.
Procedure
- Clinical examination and skin preparation
- 30-minute laser treatment, without anesthesia
- Temporary redness or darkening (1 to 3 days)
- Photoprotection, hydration, and required aftercare
Key information
Anesthesia
None
Discomfort
Low
Invasiveness
Low
Duration
30 minutes
Recovery
0 to 3 days
Ideal for
- Brown spots and melasma
- Pigmentation resistant to creams
- Dull & uneven skin tone
- Fast & safe recovery
Do you have any other questions? Find all the answers in the FAQ section
Expected results
What results can you expect?
Reduced Pigmentation
Visible reduction of pigment spots and hyperpigmented areas
More Even Skin Tone
Overall improvement in face skin tone homogeneity
Improves skin texture
Decrease in the appearance of stubborn dark or blue-gray spots.
Progressive and Natural Results
Restoration of clarity and radiance in the treated area.
Results develop gradually over several sessions.
Individual response varies depending on severity, and compliance with post-treatment care. .
Before & After
Real patient results from Medispa Physimed.
These photos are provided for informational purposes only and do not constitute a guarantee of results
BEFORE
AFTER
Melasma
Reduce dark spots related to melasma
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the main causes of melasma?
It is influenced by UV exposure, hormonal variations (pregnancy, birth control pill), and genetic predisposition.
What technologies do you use for melasma?
We use advanced Pico and Q-switch Nd:YAG lasers, recognized for effectively targeting melanin pigments.
Can laser treatment cure melasma?
Since melasma is chronic, the laser effectively fades spots, but maintaining results requires strict sun protection.
Is there any recovery period to expect?
Recovery time is generally short. Slight redness may appear, allowing for a quick return to normal activities.
How is the right approach determined?
A prior medical evaluation is essential. Our professionals analyze your skin type to adjust the laser settings.
Is there a fee for the initial consultation?
No, we offer a free initial consultation to evaluate your needs and confirm the feasibility of laser treatment.
How can I maintain the results obtained after a melasma treatment?
Since melasma is recurrent, maintaining results relies on absolute sun discipline. Daily application of a broad-spectrum sunscreen (SPF 50+) and a skincare routine incorporating prescribed brightening agents are strongly recommended. Follow-up sessions can be scheduled to stabilize pigmentation based on your skin's seasonal or hormonal fluctuations.
It is influenced by UV exposure, hormonal variations (pregnancy, birth control pill), and genetic predisposition.
We use advanced Pico and Q-switch Nd:YAG lasers, recognized for effectively targeting melanin pigments.
Since melasma is chronic, the laser effectively fades spots, but maintaining results requires strict sun protection.
Recovery time is generally short. Slight redness may appear, allowing for a quick return to normal activities.
A prior medical evaluation is essential. Our professionals analyze your skin type to adjust the laser settings.
No, we offer a free initial consultation to evaluate your needs and confirm the feasibility of laser treatment.
Since melasma is recurrent, maintaining results relies on absolute sun discipline. Daily application of a broad-spectrum sunscreen (SPF 50+) and a skincare routine incorporating prescribed brightening agents are strongly recommended. Follow-up sessions can be scheduled to stabilize pigmentation based on your skin's seasonal or hormonal fluctuations.
Ready to improve
your skin tone uniformity?
Book your free medical consultation. Our physicians will evaluate your skin and recommend the approach best suited to your needs.