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Melasma

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What starts as an occasional breakout can turn into recurring pimples, painful inflammation, marks, and even scars. If you've tried countless products, home remedies, or skincare trends with little success, you're not alone. The good news? Acne isn't something you simply have to "live with." At VIBES, we look beyond the breakout itself to understand what's triggering it and create a personalised treatment plan designed for clearer, healthier-looking skin.

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Types Of Melasma

Why Does Melasma Develop? 

The Root Causes Behind It

3-Step Simple Diagnosis

No Guesswork - Expert Guidance, Science-backed Treatment
1

One-on-One Skin Consultation

Our dermatology experts assess your skin type, pigmentation pattern, lifestyle, and medical history.
2

2. Melasma Assessment

We identify the type, depth, and severity of melasma to determine the most effective treatment approach.
3

Personalised Treatment Plan

Based on your skin condition and goals, we create a customised treatment plan to reduce pigmentation and restore a more even complexion.

Melasma Treatments At VIBES

Pico Laser
Result:
Visibly brighter skin with reduced pigmentation.
Chemical Peel
Result:
Fresher, smoother skin with a more even tone.
Glutathione Therapy
Result:
Healthier, brighter, and more radiant skin.
Skin PRP
Result:
Rejuvenated skin with improved tone and texture.
Skin Exosome Therapy
Result:
Refined skin texture with a brighter complexion.
Medicated Skin Care Program
Result:
Long-lasting improvement in skin tone and pigmentation control.

Why Choose VIBES For Melasma Treatment?

Frequently Asked Questions

Melasma is a pigmentation disorder that causes brown or grey-brown patches on the face due to excess melanin production.
Melasma can be effectively managed and significantly reduced with professional treatments and proper sun protection. However, maintenance may be required as it can recur.
The ideal treatment depends on the type and depth of pigmentation. Our dermatologists recommend a personalised treatment plan after a detailed skin assessment.
Yes. UV rays and even visible light can stimulate melanin production and worsen melasma, making sun protection essential.
The number of sessions depends on the severity and depth of melasma. Your dermatologist will recommend the most suitable treatment plan.

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