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How To Get Rid of Melasma

Watch the amazing transformation as Monica gets a laser treatment for melasma! This stubborn type of facial hyperpigmentation (also known as chloasma) has affected the way Monica sees herself, and in this video, she decides to do something about it. See the real treatment behind the scenes and learn all about the condition’s treatment. What you will learn: Melasma Laser Treatment (picosecond lasers such as PicoSure - learn why they work best) The Human Story: What treating melasma means to Monica Best treatment for melasma on face: Expert laser technician Shauna breaks it down Melasma Photos: What melasma symptoms look like (watch the video to the end to see the big before/after reveal!) Hyperpigmentation: Melasma is a type of hyperpigmentation that can be treated with laser In this video, we dive into melasma, and show why picosecond lasers like PicoSure are considered the best treatment for melasma on the face. Don’t miss Monica’s incredible before and after photos! Here are other common questions about Melasma: Q:What are the main causes of melasma? A: Skin specialists believe that melasma is caused by hormonal, environmental, and genetic factors: Hormonal: Melasma often develops during pregnancy or while taking birth control pills or hormone replacement therapy. These hormonal changes can stimulate the production of melanin, the pigment that gives colour to the skin, leading to the development of melasma. Sun exposure: Ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun can trigger the production of melanin, leading to the development of melasma. This is why melasma often appears on the face, which receives a lot of sun exposure. Genetics and Medication: There may be a genetic predisposition to developing melasma, as it tends to run in families. In addition, some non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medication may also contribute to the cause of melasma. Q:Is there a way to get rid of melasma? A: Yes! Laser reduces melasma by targeting the melanin responsible for the condition's dark pigmentation. Q:Can melasma be reversed? A: Laser fades away melasma by targeting the melanin in the skin, which is responsible for the dark pigmentation associated with melasma. Different types of lasers can be used to treat melasma, including fractional lasers and PicoSure laser. PicoSure is a type of laser that emits ultra-short pulses of energy, breaking up the pigment in the skin without affecting the surrounding tissue. Q: What deficiency causes melasma? A: Melasma is not typically caused by a specific deficiency. Instead, it is influenced by a combination of factors (see above). Book your PIGMENTATION TREATMENT today at TotalWrapture.ca !