MELASMA / HYPERPIGMENTATION TREATMENT Not all pigmentation conditions are the same. Different types of melasma and hyperpigmentation require different treatment approaches depending on the depth of pigmentation, underlying causes, and overall skin condition. COMMON CAUSES OF HYPERPIGMENTATION • Sun exposure and UV damage • Artificial light / blue light exposure • Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) after acne • Hormonal changes • Genetics • Incorrect skincare routines or overuse of strong cosmetic products • Skin inflammation and sensitivity 3 MAIN TYPES OF MELASMA / HYPERPIGMENTATION 1. Epidermal Melasma Pigment is located in the upper layer of the skin. Usually appears light brown and responds faster to treatment. 2. Dermal Melasma Pigment is located deeper within the dermis layer. Usually appears grayish-brown or bluish-gray and often requires longer-term combination treatments. 3. Mixed Melasma A combination of superficial and deep pigmentation. This is one of the most common types and usually requires personalized multi-technique treatment protocols. PERSONALIZED MULTI-TECHNIQUE TREATMENT PROGRAM Each treatment plan is customized based on: • Pigmentation type • Pigment depth • Skin sensitivity • Skin inflammation and barrier condition Treatment options may include: • Laser Therapy • X5 Supper_Tox • Bio Skin Supper Tox • Microneedling BENEFITS OF TREATMENT • Helps break down pigment clusters beneath the skin • Encourages trapped pigmentation to rise gradually to the surface • Reduces visible melasma, freckles, and uneven pigmentation • Brightens and evens overall skin tone • Helps minimize the formation of new pigmentation • Supports longer-lasting results when combined with proper skincare and sun protection Treatment outcomes vary depending on the individual’s skin condition, pigmentation severity, and consistency with the recommended treatment plan.