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SKIN GUIDE & CLINICAL PATHWAY

Melasma & Hyperpigmentation: Evidence-Based Care

Clinical & medical quality assurance Liliane Fernandes (Cosmetic Specialist | Authorised Healthcare Professional) · Dr. Nimat Andisha (Responsible Physician)

Understanding the Condition

Uneven pigment patches triggered by sun, heat or hormonal shifts. Managed via specialized peels and daily SPF 50+.

Primary Triggers

UV and infrared radiation, hormonal fluctuations (pregnancy, contraceptives) and genetic predisposition.

Recommended In-Clinic Protocol

During your personal consultation, we evaluate your tissue condition to tailor an exact protocol. Our premier treatment for this indication is:

Dermatological AHA/PHA peels promoting cellular turnover, fading discolouration and renewing glow.

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Key Skincare Ingredients

Pairing in-clinic care with targeted home routines secures enduring results. For melasma & hyperpigmentation, we emphasize:

Blocks inflammatory mediators that trigger melanin overproduction in stubborn melasma and sun spots.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What causes melasma & hyperpigmentation?

UV and infrared radiation, hormonal fluctuations (pregnancy, contraceptives) and genetic predisposition.

Which clinic treatment is most effective?

Our primary clinical protocol is Chemical Peeling & Skin Renewal. Dermatological AHA/PHA peels promoting cellular turnover, fading discolouration and renewing glow.

Which at-home ingredients support recovery?

Targeted ingredients like Tranexamic Acid offer superb support. Blocks inflammatory mediators that trigger melanin overproduction in stubborn melasma and sun spots.

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