Melasma is a common pigmentation condition that appears as brown or grey-brown patches, usually on the cheeks, forehead, nose or upper lip. It can be triggered by sun exposure, hormones, pregnancy, heat, genetics or unsuitable skincare. At EPYX DERMA, Dr. Suhasini offers structured melasma management for safer, more controlled improvement.
Melasma needs patience and the right treatment strategy. Our approach includes careful skin assessment, sun and heat protection guidance, prescription creams when needed, gentle peels, laser toning in selected cases, and maintenance plans to reduce recurrence.
- Dermatologist-led treatment for facial melasma patches.
- Focus on safe brightening without skin irritation.
- Sun, heat and trigger control guidance included.
- Medical skincare, peels or laser toning when suitable.
- Maintenance plans to reduce recurrence chances.
- Personalized approach for sensitive and Indian skin types.
Controlled melasma care with long-term planning
Melasma can recur if triggers are not managed. We focus on safe correction, strict protection and maintenance for sustained improvement.
detailed diagnosis
Dr. Suhasini evaluates the pattern, depth and triggers of melasma before selecting treatment.
gentle correction
We avoid aggressive methods that can worsen pigmentation and instead choose skin-safe protocols.
trigger management
Sun exposure, heat, hormones and skincare mistakes are addressed as part of the plan.
maintenance support
Long-term sunscreen and follow-up care are essential to maintain melasma results.
Improve facial pigmentation with expert care
Our melasma treatments aim to reduce patchiness, improve tone and help your skin look naturally brighter and balanced.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. Melasma is a specific type of facial pigmentation that is often influenced by hormones, sunlight, heat and genetics.
Yes, melasma can recur. That is why maintenance skincare and strict sun protection are very important.
Gentle dermatologist-selected peels can help some patients, but the type and strength must be chosen carefully.
Laser toning may help selected cases, but it should be done only after proper evaluation because melasma-prone skin can be sensitive.
Melasma usually improves gradually over months. The timeline depends on depth, triggers and consistency with care.
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