Dermamelan® Melasma Treatment (Severe Cases)
Dermamelan® by Mesoestetic® Depigmentation treatments offers major advantages and benefits compared to other types of depigmentation treatments.
The system comprises an at home skin regime that will help to diminish unwanted pigmentation in the skin due to Melasma, Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation and Sun Damage.
Dermamelan® Basics
Dermamelan® offers the best solution for the frustrating issues related to melasma
Dermamelan® Depigmentation Treatment is a unique formula for the removal of dark spots. It offers major advantages and benefits compared to other types of depigmentation treatments that are available in the market. The treatment consists of two mask applications and an at-home skin regime that will help diminish unwanted pigmentation in the skin due to Melasma, Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation, and Sun Damage. The Dermamelan® uses a variety of active ingredients including Azelaic Acid, Kojic Acid, Phytic Avid, Ascorbic Acid, Arbutine and Titanium Dioxide.
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Melasma is a skin condition caused by an increase in the pigment-producing cells in the skin. The precise cause of melasma is unknown, however, people with a family history of melasma are more likely to develop this condition themselves. A change in hormonal status may trigger melasma. It is commonly associated with pregnancy and called chloasma, or the “mask of pregnancy.” Birth control pills (due to estrogen) appear to increase the risk of melasma, however, hormone replacement therapy used after menopause has not been shown to cause the condition. Sun exposure certainly contributes to melasma. Ultraviolet light from the sun can stimulate pigment-producing cells, or melanocytes in the skin. People with skin of color have more active melanocytes than those with light skin. These melanocytes produce a large amount of pigment under normal conditions, but this production increases even further when stimulated by light exposure or an increase in hormone levels. Incidental exposure to the sun is mainly the reason for recurrences of melasma.
Your nurse will give you after care instructions at the clinic. She or he will let you know how long to leave the mask on before washing it off. You can return home and wash it off with warm water and cleanser at the appropriate time.
After the very first time you use one of our masks, a lightening effect will be noticeable on your skin, and that lightening will continue to improve over a six month period until it is at its best.
Dermamelan®, when applied to the face and body, works to reduce the pigmentation by blocking tyrosinase, the enzyme responsible for the production of pigmentation in the skin. The Dermamelan® regulates the amount of melanin pigment that is formed in the skin and exfoliates dark visible pigmentation, which evens out the skin’s tone and reduces hyperpigmentation.
