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Radiofrequency Microneedling
Pulsed radiofrequency microneedling that targets pigment, redness and scarring at the same time.
Patchy brown shadows on the cheeks, forehead and upper lip that tend to return. Here is what causes it, and how our doctors treat it without surgery.
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Melasma appears as soft-edged brown or grey-brown patches, usually symmetrical across both cheeks. It is more stubborn than ordinary pigmentation because it is driven by hormones and heat as well as sun.
Aggressive lasers can make melasma worse, so our doctors use gentle, low-heat approaches and a long-term maintenance plan rather than a single quick fix.
Every plan starts with an assessment. These are the treatments we use most often for melasma, alone or in combination.
Radiofrequency Microneedling
Pulsed radiofrequency microneedling that targets pigment, redness and scarring at the same time.
Picosecond Laser
A picosecond laser that breaks up pigment and refines skin tone in fewer sessions than traditional lasers.
Polynucleotide Skin Boosters
A polynucleotide skin booster that strengthens fragile skin and supports an even tone.
Sessions, downtime and timing are a general guide. Your doctor will confirm what applies to your skin.
Pulsed radiofrequency microneedling that targets pigment, redness and scarring at the same time. Fine insulated needles carry radiofrequency energy into the dermis to rebuild collagen and calm overactive pigment and blood vessels, while the surface stays largely intact.
A picosecond laser that breaks up pigment and refines skin tone in fewer sessions than traditional lasers. Ultra-short laser pulses shatter pigment into fine particles the body clears naturally, with less heat on surrounding skin than older lasers.
A polynucleotide skin booster that strengthens fragile skin and supports an even tone. Purified DNA fragments support the skin’s own repair, improving elasticity, texture and resilience over a short course of treatments.
Every device and product we use is approved for medical use and operated by our doctors.
Fine insulated needles carry radiofrequency energy into the dermis to rebuild collagen and calm overactive pigment and blood vessels, while the surface stays largely intact.
Ultra-short laser pulses shatter pigment into fine particles the body clears naturally, with less heat on surrounding skin than older lasers.
Purified DNA fragments support the skin’s own repair, improving elasticity, texture and resilience over a short course of treatments.
Concerns rarely come alone. These are the ones we most often see alongside melasma.
Sun spots, freckles and post-acne marks that leave the complexion uneven.
Pitted, rolling or boxcar scars left behind after breakouts have healed.
Visible, open pores on the nose and cheeks that make skin look textured.
Flushing, visible veins and skin that stings or reacts easily.
Book a consultation at any of our five branches. A doctor will assess your skin and recommend an honest plan, with no obligation.
