Melasma is a skin condition characterized by the development of brown or gray-brown patches on the face, commonly associated with factors such as sun exposure and hormonal changes.
Types of melasma:
• Mask of pregnancy
• Chloasma
Melasma is fairly common with women and clients with darker skin, and often appears as dark patches of pigment on the face. Melanin can start to overproduce due to hormonal changes or skin damage resulting in patches of darker pigment on skin.
Melasma usually appears on the face, but can also develop on the arms or neck.
• Sunspots & Freckles
• Seborrheic Keratosis
• Hyperpigmentation & Hypopigmentation
Please Note: It is important to speak with your medical provider or dermatologist first regarding any bump, lesion, or other unknown issue on the skin to rule out more serious skin conditions.
Our non-invasive treatments are ideal for clients who are looking to minimize the appearance of melasma, and experience more even-toned, radiant skin with little downtime. To create the most optimal results, Cat works to create highly customized PicoSure treatment plans based on the client's skin type, natural skin tone, and long-term goals.
Patient (37 F) skin shows a noticeable reduction on the dark spots after just 1 treatment.
