Melasma is a common skin condition that leads to the development of brown or grey-brown patches, most commonly on the face—especially on the cheeks, forehead, nose, and upper lip. It’s a form of hyperpigmentation that tends to affect women more than men and is often triggered by sun exposure, hormones, or skin irritation.
At Kairon Polyclinic Dubai, we specialize in advanced, gentle, and effective melasma treatments tailored to your skin type. Whether your pigmentation is recent or longstanding, we focus on restoring an even, radiant complexion—while minimizing recurrence.
Melasma is a complex condition that occurs due to overproduction of melanin by pigment cells in the skin. Treatment focuses on both reducing excess pigmentation and preventing future flare-ups. At Kairon, we approach melasma using a layered, inside-out method for long-term results.Depending on your skin tone, melasma type (epidermal, dermal, or mixed), and lifestyle, your treatment plan may include:
You may benefit from melasma treatment if:
At Kairon Polyclinic, we recognize that melasma is not just cosmetic, it can impact your confidence and emotional well-being. That’s why we treat it with care, patience, and medical expertise. We always prioritize personalized treatments, especially for patients with deeper skin tones, to avoid rebound pigmentation or irritation.
Several internal and external factors can trigger or worsen melasma, including:
Understanding the root cause is key to choosing the right treatment and maintaining results.
Melasma usually appears on sun-exposed areas of the face, including:
In some cases, it can also appear on the forearms or neck. Our customized treatments are designed for all areas, with a focus on restoring clarity and glow.
At Kairon Polyclinic, we don’t believe in one-size-fits-all treatments—especially when it comes to melasma. Our dermatologists take the time to understand your skin’s unique needs and offer:
We aim not just to treat melasma—but to help you achieve glowing, healthy, and resilient skin.
Melasma can be controlled and significantly lightened, but it’s considered a chronic condition. With consistent care and protection, flare-ups can be minimized long-term.
Some treatments are safe, while others should be avoided. Our dermatologists will tailor your plan accordingly.
Visible improvement often begins within 4–6 weeks, depending on the treatment method. Full results may take a few months of consistent care.
Yes, especially if sun protection is neglected. That’s why maintenance and a good skincare routine are essential.
We offer melasma-safe lasers, peels, and topicals specifically suited for darker complexions, ensuring effective results without causing further pigmentation.
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