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Great experience with the vascular laser treatment, great staff
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Melasma.
Melasma is triggered by UV exposure, hormonal shifts (pregnancy, birth control), and genetic predisposition. It commonly appears on cheeks, forehead, and upper lip. Treatment requires sun protection and individualized therapies to reduce pigmentation, though recurrence without maintenance is common.
Many clients notice initial lightening within 4–8 weeks, with optimal improvement after multiple sessions over several months. Response varies by skin type and treatment chosen; your clinician will provide a personalized timeline and adjust therapies for best outcomes.
Yes. At Lotus Medspa we select treatments specifically suited for darker skin to minimize risks like hyper- or hypopigmentation. Gentle lasers, chemical peels, and topical regimens are customized, and patch testing helps ensure safety and efficacy for each individual.
Melasma can recur, especially with sun exposure or hormonal changes. Ongoing sun protection, topical maintenance, and periodic touch-ups are key to long-term control. Your provider will design a care plan to reduce recurrence and monitor progress over time.
We combine topical lighteners, medical-grade chemical peels, and carefully chosen laser or energy-based therapies. Treatments address excess pigment, suppress melanin production, and promote skin renewal. A customized protocol maximizes efficacy while reducing side effects for each skin type.
Most treatments cause mild discomfort manageable with topical numbing. Side effects may include temporary redness, swelling, or lightening/darkening of pigment. Risks are minimized by tailored protocols, pre-treatment evaluations, and strict post-care instructions.
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