Melasma Treatment

Visible results from the first session with Peel Melan®!


Dra. Chris Marchetti's exclusive Peel Melan® Method treats every type of melasma, with visible results from the very first session. Book your consultation today!


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The exclusive Peel Melan® Method, developed by Dra. Chris Marchetti, is designed to treat every type of melasma, delivering visible results right after the first session.

Our specialist team is committed to offering personalized solutions to help reduce or eliminate melasma spots, restoring the skin's natural appearance.

With the help of a Wood's lamp, melasma can be classified into three types: epidermal (the most common, with melanin concentrated in the skin's more superficial layers), dermal, and mixed — this classification helps define the most suitable protocol for each case.

Regardless of type, one factor is decisive for the success of any melasma treatment: strict, daily sun protection. Since melasma is a condition triggered and worsened by solar radiation (including visible light), any protocol — including the Peel Melan® Method — only maintains long-term results when paired with consistent daily sunscreen use. Without this care, it's common for spots to return within a few weeks, even after an effective treatment.

Since melasma is a chronic condition, periodic follow-up and maintenance of the protocol are recommended to keep skin tone even over time — regular personalized consultations help adjust the treatment according to how the skin responds and the time of year (summer calls for even stronger sun protection).

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is melasma?
    Melasma is a chronic skin condition that appears as dark patches, mainly on the face.
  • What causes melasma?
    Melasma is caused by excess melanin production in the skin, which can be triggered by several factors, including sun exposure, hormones, pregnancy, and genetic predisposition.
  • Is there a cure for melasma?
    Since it's a chronic condition, melasma has no cure, but it can be well controlled when treated appropriately by our specialist team.
  • What are the most effective treatments for melasma?
    An effective melasma treatment protocol should be personalized according to the severity of the melasma and the patient's skin type. Some of the procedures may include specific depigmenting agents, among others.
  • Is it safe to undergo melasma treatments?
    Yes, melasma treatments are generally safe when performed by qualified providers. That said, it's important to follow your provider's guidance.
  • Do I need to wear sunscreen even during treatment?
    Yes — strict, daily sunscreen use is essential during and after treatment. Melasma is triggered and worsened by solar radiation, and without this protection, results tend to fade within a few weeks.
  • What's the difference between epidermal, dermal, and mixed melasma?
    Epidermal melasma is the most common, with melanin concentrated in the skin's more superficial layers and a good response to treatment. Dermal and mixed melasma usually require longer protocols. The classification is made during your personalized consultation.