Pigmentation that’s reactive, persistent, and often misunderstood.
Managing it carefully – without triggering it further.
Melasma is a more complex form of pigmentation that is often influenced by hormones, heat, and light.
It typically appears as larger, patchy areas of darker skin, most commonly on the face, and can be difficult to treat because it doesn’t respond well to aggressive approaches.
In fact, incorrect treatment can make it worse.
Managing melasma requires a careful, consistent approach that protects the skin while gradually improving clarity.
At Rediscovered Skin Clinic, we focus on long-term management – helping to stabilise the skin, reduce visible pigment, and minimise future flare-ups.
Targeted treatments that protect and preserve your natural beauty.
Pregnancy, contraception, and hormonal fluctuations are common triggers.
Both can stimulate pigment production and worsen melasma.
Some individuals are more prone to developing melasma.
Essential for controlling pigment and protecting the skin.
Provide gentle, controlled exfoliation to improve skin clarity.
Used cautiously where appropriate to avoid triggering further pigmentation.
No, but it can be effectively managed and significantly improved.
Because triggers such as heat and hormones are ongoing.
Only in selected cases. Incorrect treatment can worsen the condition.
Improvement is gradual and requires consistency over time.
Please reach out to the team at Rediscovered Skin Clinic
who will be more than happy to help.
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