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Patchy brown or gray-brown discoloration, often on the cheeks, forehead, or upper lip, commonly linked to hormones and sun exposure.
Melasma is a chronic pigmentation condition caused by overactive melanocytes, often appearing symmetrically across the face. Triggers include hormonal changes (pregnancy, oral contraceptives, menopause), sun exposure, heat, and genetics.
First-line care options may include custom peels, TCA chemical peels, microneedling, RF microneedling, DiamondGlow, and Sciton Moxi—combined with medical-grade pigment correctors and strict sun protection. Gentle, layered approaches are prioritized to avoid rebound pigmentation.
Adults with hormonally driven or sun-induced patchy pigmentation seeking safer, gradual improvement over time.
Click on an area to learn more about treatments that can enhance and rejuvenate it.
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Frontalis muscle and overlying skin spanning the upper face; repetitive movement creates horizontal lines and heaviness.
Text LinkUpper-lip tissue and orbicularis oris that influence lip height, eversion, and gum show.
Text LinkChin projection and pad/mentalis complex affecting profile balance, dimpling, and the labiomental fold.
Text LinkMandibular border and soft tissue that define lower-face contour; influenced by bone, fat pads, skin quality, and masseter bulk.
Text LinkPlatysma muscle and cervical soft tissue; vertical banding, laxity, and submental fullness can age the neck profile.
Text LinkMalar fat pads and zygomatic arch region that provide midface contour; volume loss can flatten cheeks and deepen folds.
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Frontalis muscle and overlying skin spanning the upper face; repetitive movement creates horizontal lines and heaviness.
Text LinkUpper-lip tissue and orbicularis oris that influence lip height, eversion, and gum show.
Text LinkChin projection and pad/mentalis complex affecting profile balance, dimpling, and the labiomental fold.
Text LinkMandibular border and soft tissue that define lower-face contour; influenced by bone, fat pads, skin quality, and masseter bulk.
Text LinkPlatysma muscle and cervical soft tissue; vertical banding, laxity, and submental fullness can age the neck profile.
Text LinkMalar fat pads and zygomatic arch region that provide midface contour; volume loss can flatten cheeks and deepen folds.
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