VI Peel for melasma

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VI Peel for Melasma – Before and After

Melasma is a common skin condition that causes patches of darker pigmentation, most often on the face. It’s a chronic condition that can come and go, and is often triggered by sun exposure, hormonal changes, or certain medications. While melasma isn’t harmful, many people seek treatment because it can be stubborn and affect confidence.

Melasma treatment typically involves a combination of sun protection, topical lightening agents, new oral medications, and in some cases, professional procedures. The results shown here were achieved after only one month using a VI Peel in combination with a prescription bleaching cream. This targeted approach often delivers faster results than either method alone. Laser therapy is also a popular options for treating melasma.

Why the VI Peel Works for Melasma

The VI Peel is a medium-depth chemical peel that gently exfoliates the skin, stimulates collagen production, and promotes even pigmentation. It is safe for all skin types, including people with skin of color. By accelerating skin turnover, the VI Peel helps fade dark patches and improves overall skin clarity. When paired with a bleaching cream, it can significantly speed up the improvement process.

Who Gets Melasma?

Melasma most commonly affects women, and often starts during their reproductive years with pregnancy or use of hormonal birth control. It’s also more common in those with darker complexions, making skin of color expertise essential for safe and effective treatment.

In the before image, you can see patchy, uneven pigmentation across the cheeks. The after image—just one month later—shows a noticeably brighter, more even complexion.

If you’re ready to address melasma, improve skin tone, and restore your natural glow, contact us for professional melasma treatment, chemical peels, and more!

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