Melasma is often triggered by a combination of sun exposure, hormonal changes, and genetics. UV rays stimulate excess pigment production, while factors like pregnancy, birth control, or thyroid conditions can worsen it. Heat, stress, and certain skincare products may also contribute.
Treatments that focus on calming inflammation, gently breaking up pigment, and restoring skin barrier health—like chemical peels, low-energy laser, microneedling, and brightening facials—can help reduce visible patches over time without triggering flare-ups.
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If Melasma Is Leaving Your Skin Uneven Or Patchy, Our Non-Surgical Options Target Pigmentation And Bring Back A Balanced, Radiant Complexion
Melasma is a recurrent condition, but it can be effectively managed and improved with professional care, pigment-safe treatments, and ongoing sun protection.
Yes, but not all lasers are recommended. At Dermphi Centre™, we use gentle, non-ablative laser and light treatments that are safe for melasma and designed to reduce pigmentation without triggering flare-ups.
Results vary, but most people notice visible improvement in melasma within 4–6 weeks after starting treatments such as chemical peels, microneedling, or laser therapy at Dermphi Centre™. Multiple sessions may be required for optimal results.
When done correctly under expert care, chemical peels can safely lighten melasma. At Dermphi Centre™, we use dermatologist-approved peels formulated to fade pigmentation without irritating the skin or worsening discoloration.
Yes. Microneedling stimulates collagen and helps topical brightening serums penetrate deeper, making it an effective option for treating melasma. Dermphi Centre™ often combines microneedling with radiofrequency or specialized skincare for enhanced results.