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What Is Melasma?
Melasma is a common skin condition where you will notice symmetrical brown or bluish-grey patches, mainly on the face. While it is common among men and women, women are more prone to the condition. Dermatologists also call it the mask of pregnancy of chloasma.
Melasma is a chronic pigmentation disorder and may appear on different body parts, including:
- Centrofacial pigmented patches affect both sides of the nose, upper lip, forehead and cheeks
- Brachial or upper arms and shoulders
- Lateral cheek pattern of discolouration
- Malar pigmentation affects the cheek and nose
- Mandibular melasma appears on the jawline
- The neck may be a site of melasma among older women
What Are The Types Of Melasma?
Dermatologists use a Wood’s lamp to analyse the depth of pigmentation and categorise melasma into three main types
Signs And Symptoms Of Melasma
Here are signs of melasma that you must look out for:
- Brownish or bluish patches on the skin
- Spots that look like freckles
- Occasional redness and inflammation in the patches
- Discoloured skin with defined or diffused borders
- Pigmented patches that occur symmetrically on the face over the chin, cheeks and forehead
What Causes Melasma?
How Is Melasma Diagnosed?
Our experienced dermatologist will examine your skin using a Wood’s lamp that uses blue light to identify the depth, severity and type of pigmentation. At times, melasma can also be mistaken for other skin disorders. The dermatologist may recommend a skin biopsy to rule out this possibility.
What Is The Treatment For Melasma At Oliva, Chennai?
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Melasma Treatment Procedure At Oliva
Pre-Treatment
- In the initial consultation, our dermatologists will conduct a thorough examination to determine the type and severity of melasma.
- Based on the results, they will customise the melasma treatment that combines in-clinic procedures and oral/topical medications.
- The plan will also include the number of sessions at the required intervals.
- The clients will also receive pre-care instructions to prepare for the treatment.
During The Treatment
- Our dermatologists ensure that the treatment takes place in a sterile environment.
- It starts with our aesthetic technicians cleansing and preparing the target area.
- The treatment takes place seamlessly.
Post-Treatment
- Our dermatologists provide extensive post-care instructions.
- They may also recommend follow-up sessions, if necessary, for the best results.
We suggest you complete the recommended sessions and follow post-care advice to achieve the best results!
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The cost of melasma treatment in Chennai depends on the customised treatment plan, the modalities involved, the technology used, the qualifications and expertise of the dermatologist and the clinic’s reputation and location. It varies for every individual as melasma shows up in different individuals differently.
The average cost of melasma treatments* can be as follows:
- OTC Creams: INR 200 to INR 1,500.
- Prescription Creams: INR 500 to INR 3,000.
- Chemical Peels: INR 4500 and INR 6000 (per session).
- Laser Therapy For Melasma: Starts at INR 9000 per session.
Please note that the cost of the treatments are only indicative and are not the cost of melasma treatments at Oliva.
Before & After Results
Look at the before and after images of Oliva’s clients who underwent melasma treatment at Oliva and saw a significant reduction in their condition.
*Images are from real clients, and results can be subjective
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Frequently Asked Questions
Dark-skinned individuals, particularly adult women, are more at risk of developing melasma than others. Additionally, those having regular exposure to the sun and a family history of melasma are prone to it. Pregnancy and hormonal pills can also be significant risk factors.
Melasma is harmless, and it does not become cancerous in the future. However, skin cancer may also cause discolouration. It is critical to visit a dermatologist and rule out any malignant growth in the skin.
Melasma may resemble freckle-like spots initially, but both are different forms of pigmentation with distinct causes and treatment responses.