What are the BEST WAYs to Treat Melasma?

Suffering from melasma can be frustrating, but with the right treatment, you can start to notice signs of improvement.

We’ll discuss some natural and effective ways to treat melasma, as well as
some specific treatments that may offer LONG TERM RESULTS.

Here are some of the quickest and easiest ways to treat Melasma:

The following treatments are the MOST common ways to treat Melasma:

Melasma Treatment by :

-Topical Skin application using topical medications such as:

-Tretinoin, Retin A, Hydroquinone, a combination of topical acids , etc

– Laser

-Invasive peels

-Microneeding/ Microdermabrasion

-Combination of any of the treatments mentioned above

Most of these can be quite effective in the SHORT TERM. 

**However, hyperpigmentation can return and often comes back DARKER and can often become treatment resistant.

Age spots are NOT the same as Melasma.

Age spots are basically clusters of pigmentation that become MORE NOTICEABLE when exposed to UV RAYS.

Sun damage is NOT the trigger for age spots.

Age spots may become DARKER and LARGER when exposed to UV or blue light.

The cause of age spots are formed over an accumulation of time where excess unprocessed lipids, sugars and carbohydrates are in the blood and can enter the cytoplasm causing inflammation. This is why age spots were also formerly called "liver spots".

As we age, the process where cells can get rid of metabolic byproducts can also decrease and become increasingly inefficient.

Hence, now the more common name for this is "age spots".

Can young people form AGE SPOTS?

Although it is more common for more mature people to develop age spots, younger people can develop "age spots" earlier depending on how much inflammation the body has encountered due to :

-exposure of the sun

-diet

-medication

-Topical medication

Age spots can develop into larger patches or into full blown melasma depending on the individual.

MELASMA /AGE SPOT TREATMENT

Melasma Treatment with LONG TERM RESULTS …NATURALLY

If you have tried the topical medications, or any of the more invasive
treatments such as laser, microneedling, microdermabrasion, and your
Melasma has returned, become larger and/or darker, you may have
treatment resistant melasma.

Your skin is the largest organ of the body and the more the skin is exposed to more inflammation, the more it can build up a tolerance level.

For darker skin types, pigmentation is a form of your skin to build up defense after repeated, long term inflammation.

The longer the skin has been inflammed, the MORE STUBBORN the pigmentation is and the MORE DIFFICULT it is to treat.

If you have age spots, stubborn acne scars or melasma, and you have tried:

-Laser

-Tretinoin

-Hydroquinone

-Microderabrasion

-Invasive Acid Peels

-Other topical medications

-Other invasive treatments

Your melasma/ age spots show little to no result, you may have treatment resistant melasma/hyperpigmentation.

The more invasive the procedure, the deeper the pigments have formed in the skin and the longer it may take to long term results.

If you THINK you may have melasma or treatment resistant melasma, take the MELASMA QUIZ HERE to find out what treatment/products may be best for you.

If you have ALREADY TRIED countless products, invasive procedure and your melasma has:

-returned

-had NO RESULTS

-become worse

MELASMA /AGE SPOT TREATMENT WITHOUT DRUGS FOR LONG TERM RESULTS