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Living melasma-free, even after pregnancy, is now possible. This is thanks to our treatment options here at Holden Timeless Beauty. We offer potent chemical peels and Sylfirm X RF Microneedling to improve melasma spots. These treatments are non-surgical and provide gorgeous results.
The best part? Our treatments require little if any downtime. If you’re struggling with hyperpigmentation or dark patches caused by melasma, schedule an appointment at an HTB location near you today.
What Causes Melasma?
This condition is caused by the production of overactive cells. This can happen due to overexposure to UV radiation or major hormonal changes (such as those experienced during pregnancy). How this condition begins and how hard it can strike is tough to determine before symptoms appear. The dark spots that characterize this issue may show up very slowly or appear suddenly and without warning.
What Are the Signs?
Dark spots on your cheeks, forehead, nose, and chin are the most obvious sign of melasma. These spots can sometimes become irritated and cause discomfort. Discolored, asymmetrical patches are also common with this condition. Though not dangerous, many people struggling with this issue prefer to have the spots removed for aesthetic reasons.
HTB Treatments for Melasma
At HTB, we offer microneedling and exfoliating chemical peel treatments for melasma. These options can renew your skin and encourage collagen production. As we age, collagen production declines and contributes to aging signs. More collagen means more youthful skin, free of wrinkles and hyperpigmentation. For more info on these treatments, make an appointment at an HTB location near you.
Find Treatments for Melasma Here in California
Eliminate melasma and get the clear skin you deserve here at HTB! We offer exfoliating peels and microneedling treatments to rejuvenate your skin and enhance your beauty. Schedule by clicking on the link below. If you have any questions or want to book over the phone, give us a call at (760) 274-3160.
