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Will self-tanner make my melasma worse?

The good news is no!   All the self tanners so far contain the same active ingredient (DHA) and they do not affect the pigment making cells (melanocytes) one way or...

Melasma Reminder

I reminded everyone last week that we are only 2 months from the summer solstice (peak UVA season).  UVA really activates melasma. Now is the time to step up your Triluma,...

What To Do When Melasma is Difficult to Treat?

I really, really, really recommend that you try to find a good dermatologist experienced with hispanic skin in your area.  You didn’t tell what area you live in.   It makes...

Does the Fraxel laser help melasma?

This is a good question!  Despite prior small studies indicating that the Fraxel laser might improve melasma, that has not always been true.  Unfortunately, the Fraxel laser like all other laser...

Melasma and Triluma

Usually the retinol will help unclog pores and usually the Replenix is a neutral for pores so I’m thinking it’s probably more a coincidence.  The Triluma is a bit thicker...

Melasma and peels

Hi Guilia  –  I hope this reaches you in time because I’m really concerned that you’re trying to do this peel at home.  You have olive skin too which makes...

Melasma – help!

I sympathize because melasma can be incredibly hard to treat – especially this time of year at the summer solstice when the UVA rays are at their maximum for the...

Lasers for Brown Spots and Melasma?

I’m so glad you asked about this now since this is the worst time of year for everyone for these hormonal brown blotches (melasma).    A Fraxel laser (the original one,...
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