
Melasma
Fast Facts
Main causes
Common patterns
Best first step
Most-requested treatments
Downtime range
Results timeline
Good to know
Why Does Melasma Happen?
Melasma is a chronic skin condition that causes patchy brown or gray pigmentation, often on the face. It’s triggered by:
Melasma develops when pigment cells (melanocytes) become overactive, producing too much melanin in response to these triggers.
What we solve

Treatment Journey
Skin Imaging & Pigment Mapping – identify type (epidermal vs. dermal), depth, and triggers
Gentle Start – home brighteners + SPF to stabilize skin barrier and prep for in-clinic treatments
Laser & Peel Sessions – spaced every 3–4 weeks for safe, gradual lightening
Ongoing Maintenance – pigment suppressors + quarterly laser/peel to prevent relapse


Results & Expectations
Initial brightening in 2 – 4 weeks of topical treatment
Visible fading after 2 – 3 Moxi™ or peel sessions
Ongoing control with sunscreen, antioxidants, and lifestyle support
Long-term maintenance is key: melasma can return if triggers aren’t managed
Guests who commit to both skincare + treatments see long-term success—and fewer flare-ups with sun exposure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Further Reading on Pigment Concerns
Locations We Serve
Cape Coral Clinic
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