Clears Dark Patches and Skin Discolorations for Brighten Complexion
Clears Dark Patches and Skin Discolorations for Brighten Complexion
Our treatment gets you to that smooth skin you've desired!
Melasma is a common skin condition that causes dark and discolored patches all over the skin. It may appear around the cheek, forehead, nose or chin. It can be triggered by hormonal changes, stress, sun exposure, etc.
But guess what? It's time to say goodbye to this skin condition. We pride ourselves on our decades of experience in helping clients across the globe get rid of melasma. Kindly get in touch or check our treatment kit. We can help you too.
Before you decide on the kit or product, check out the different melasma types
Epidermal Melasma
This melasma type is usually dark brownish with well-defined borders. It's primarily known to respond well to treatment compared to other types. Increased melanin pigment levels within the epidermis layer can trigger it.
Dermal Melasma
This melasma type appears light brownish or bluish with less-defined borders. Compared to epidermal, this is more severe and doesn't respond very well to treatment. Increased melanin levels within the dermis can trigger it.
Amongst the three, this is the commonest. It is a combination of both melasma with mixed borders. It appears as both brownish and bluish patches. Luckily, it responds to the treatment significantly.
Here are some striking benefits of using our melasma Kits. You'd be amazed!
Highly Effective
Provides effective treatment to dark or discolored melasma patches for an improved texture and fairer complexion.
Safe & FDA-approved
Each product in the kits was formulated while ensuring strict compliance with all FDA safe and quality guidelines.
Complete Routine
Our melasma treatment kits were designed to serve as a complete routine for melasma treatment, regardless of the melasma type or severity.
No Harsh Chemicals
Our products are gentle on delicate skin and do not contain harsh or stripping chemicals harmful to the skin.
Skin Rejuvenation
Strictly practical on improving dull skin with discolored melasma patches while ensuring skin rejuvenation for brighter and healthier skin.
Quick and Free Shipping
We will deliver your melasma kits or products anywhere in the United States without charging you an extra shipping fee.
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Please look at some of our clients' most commonly asked questions. If you don't find your answers, kindly contact us.
Question 1: What are the main causes of melasma?
Answer: Currently, the causes are not fully clear. However, some factors, such as sun UV exposure, exposure and genetics, may trigger the occurrence.
Furthermore, hormonal changes are known to be great contributing factor to it. For example, women tend to experience melasma spots during pregnancy or birth control pills intake.
Question 2: Is melasma painful?
Answer: Yes. It can disappear on its own, but that may take a very long time. There are cases where melasma lasted for years.
Answer: It depends on the melasma type, but results usually show between 7 and 14 days after starting treatment.
Answer: This depends on the level of severity. Some melasma may prove stubborn to topical products. Hence you may need chemical peel to open up your pores and remove dead cells for easy penetration of the skincare products.
However, if you suspect high melasma severity, kindly send us a picture of your melasma or book an appointment to determine if you need melasma chemical peel.
Answer: Yes. The treatment can permanently remove your melasma as long as no hormonal fluctuations can trigger its reoccurrence. In addition, apply sunblock SPF always before leaving your house each morning. You can also wear more protective clothing if you will be exposing yourself to the sun.
Answer. Yes, all Gold Cosmetics products are safe and FDA-approved.
Answer: Hyperpigmentation describes an increase in melanin pigment within the skin. However, melasma is a form of hyperpigmentation.
