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Epidermal Melasma
Upper layer pigmentation
Pigment located in the upper layer of skin, often responding well to targeted brightening therapies.
Melasma is a common pigmentation condition that appears as brown or greyish patches on the face. It often develops gradually and can be influenced by multiple factors. At Eden Skin Clinic, we focus on safe, long-term management rather than quick temporary fixes.
Pigmentation concerns vary in depth and cause. At Eden, we carefully diagnose the type of pigmentation before recommending treatment.
Pigment located in the upper layer of skin, often responding well to targeted brightening therapies.
Deeper pigmentation that requires advanced treatments and gradual correction.
A combination of superficial and deep pigmentation that needs a customized treatment approach.
Dark patches caused by prolonged sun exposure and tanning.
Dark marks left behind after acne, skin irritation, or inflammation.
Small concentrated spots or uneven pigment clusters affecting skin clarity.
Treating melasma requires patience and consistency. At Eden Skin Clinic, we guide you through a structured and carefully monitored journey.
Every pigmentation journey is different. At Eden, we design programs tailored to the severity and cause of your melasma.
Gentle brightening treatments that correct early pigmentation and restore even skin tone.
Advanced protocols targeting deeper pigment layers through structured sessions.
Treatments focused on fading acne marks and inflammation-related pigmentation.
A carefully timed program designed to brighten and even out skin tone before special events.
Melasma correction is a gradual process. Over multiple sessions, pigmentation begins to fade, skin tone becomes more balanced, and the complexion appears brighter and clearer. With proper sun protection and maintenance care, results can be sustained for the long term.
Book your consultation today and start your personalized pigmentation correction journey.
Melasma is a chronic pigment tendency influenced by genetics, hormones, and sun. We aim for long‑term control—visible lightening, softer borders, and fewer new patches—rather than promising that it will never return. With the right maintenance, many people enjoy stable, much clearer skin for years.
Yes—when the right technology, parameters, and protocols are used by experienced dermatologists. At Eden we rely on pigment‑safe devices, conservative settings, and staged treatments to minimise the risk of burns or rebound darkening.
Most patients notice subtle brightening within 4–8 weeks once consistent sun protection and medical skincare are in place. Deeper patches usually need several months of combined clinic and home‑care.
If you suddenly stop all pigment control and sun protection while continuing strong triggers, melasma can flare again. We design simple maintenance routines that are easy to follow long‑term.
Avoid new DIY peels or strong home devices before your appointment. Bring details of products you use and any previous treatments. We will advise you on how to adjust your routine safely as part of your pigment plan.
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