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Melasma treatment in Puerto Vallarta

Melasma is not just a spot on the skin. It is a condition that needs diagnosis, treatment and medical follow-up.


It is a chronic pigmentation disorder that causes brown patches, which may or may not appear on the cheeks, forehead, upper lip, nose and chin.


Its appearance is related to several factors, such as sun exposure, visible light, hormonal changes and genetic predisposition.

How do we treat melasma?

At our clinic we know that not all melasma is the same and, therefore, not all of it should be treated the same way.

We perform a medical evaluation with specialized medical equipment and facial analysis with artificial intelligence (AI), which allow us to assess the characteristics of your skin and gather complementary information to design a personalized treatment protocol.

  • Medical evaluation with specialized medical equipment.
  • Facial analysis with artificial intelligence (AI) to learn about the characteristics of your skin.
  • Personalized treatment protocol, which may combine topical medical depigmenting agents and oral medications when indicated.
  • Medical follow-up to control pigmentation and maintain the results.
Evaluation price $1,000 MXN

Important: The first step to improve your melasma is to learn about the characteristics of your skin through a medical evaluation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Melasma is a chronic condition that can improve significantly with the right treatment, although recurrence is possible. Our goal is to control pigmentation, improve the appearance of the skin and maintain the results in the long term.

The first changes can be seen between 4 and 8 weeks, although results vary depending on the type of melasma, its severity and each patient's individual response. Generally, several weeks of treatment and a maintenance plan are required to preserve the improvement.

Because melasma does not depend only on visible pigmentation. Hormonal, inflammatory, vascular and environmental factors are also involved. Depigmenting creams can help, but they are not always enough to control all the mechanisms involved. That is why a medical evaluation and a personalized treatment plan are important.

Not all melasma has the same characteristics. At our clinic we perform a medical evaluation with specialized equipment and facial analysis with artificial intelligence (AI), which complement the evaluation of your skin. With this information we can establish a personalized protocol that may include topical treatments, oral medications when indicated, and other specific measures.

Not all laser treatments are suitable for patients with melasma. Some procedures, especially those that cause inflammation or excessive heat in the skin, can worsen pigmentation and cause a rebound effect. That is why, before any procedure, it is important to have a medical evaluation to determine which treatments are safe and which should be avoided according to the characteristics of your skin.