Melasma Treatment in Littleton, NH ,
Melasma causes brown or gray patches on the face due to hormones, pregnancy, or sun exposure. At Mountain Medical Spa and Laser Center, our gentle laser melasma treatment fades stubborn pigmentation without damaging the surrounding skin, helping you achieve a clearer, more even complexion with minimal downtime.
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Melasma most often appears on the cheeks, forehead, upper lip, and bridge of the nose. It is especially common in women and is often linked to pregnancy, birth control, and hormone changes, and it is worsened by sun and heat exposure. Because melasma is sensitive to heat and irritation, aggressive treatments can sometimes make it worse. That is why our approach uses a laser designed specifically for melasma and sensitive skin.
A Personalized Plan for Lasting Improvement
Melasma is a chronic condition, so the best results come from a combination of in-office treatment, daily sun protection, and a supportive skincare routine. Our team will create a plan tailored to your skin tone and pigmentation pattern and recommend maintenance treatments to keep pigment under control.
Benefits of Laser Melasma Treatment
- Targets hyperpigmentation without harming healthy skin
- Safe for all skin tones when performed by experienced specialists
- Minimally invasive – no harsh chemical peels or downtime
- Boosts confidence with a more even complexion
Melasma treatment pairs well with glutathione injections and vitamin C injections for brightening support, as well as gentle clinical facials. For isolated brown spots caused by sun damage, learn about sunspot removal.
Melasma Treatment FAQs
Is laser treatment safe for melasma?
Yes. Our laser is specifically designed for melasma and sensitive skin.
How soon will I see results?
Most patients notice improvement within a few weeks after treatment.
Can melasma come back?
Because melasma is triggered by hormones and sun exposure, maintenance treatments and daily SPF are recommended.
How many treatments will I need?
Most patients benefit from a series of treatments. Your provider will recommend a plan based on your skin.
What causes melasma?
Melasma is commonly linked to hormonal changes, pregnancy, birth control, genetics, and sun and heat exposure.
Is there downtime after melasma treatment?
There is minimal downtime, and most patients return to normal activities right away.
What can I do at home to help my melasma?
Wear broad-spectrum mineral sunscreen daily, wear a hat outdoors, and use the skincare products your provider recommends.
Schedule Melasma Treatment in Littleton, NH
Take the first step toward a more even complexion. Call Mountain Medical Spa and Laser Center at (603) 696-4746 to schedule your melasma consultation.