Melasma & Pigmentation Treatment | Dr. Mashkoor Ahmed Wani

Melasma & Pigmentation Treatment

Personalized management of melasma, pigmentation and uneven skin tone.

Melasma

Melasma is a common pigmentation condition that causes darker patches, particularly on areas exposed to sunlight. Management often requires a combination of medical treatment and appropriate skin protection.

Melasma commonly affects the face and may become more noticeable with sun exposure and other triggering factors.

Treatment is individualized and may involve medical therapies, sun protection and selected procedures.

Conditions We Evaluate

01 Facial pigmentation
02 Uneven skin tone
03 Sun-induced pigmentation
04 Dark patches
05 Recurring melasma

Treatment Options

The appropriate treatment approach is selected after consultation and clinical assessment.

01
Medical pigmentation treatment

Selected according to individual clinical requirements and suitability.

02
Sun protection guidance

Selected according to individual clinical requirements and suitability.

03
Chemical peels where appropriate

Selected according to individual clinical requirements and suitability.

04
Laser procedures in selected cases

Selected according to individual clinical requirements and suitability.

05
Maintenance treatment

Selected according to individual clinical requirements and suitability.

Treatment begins with proper clinical assessment.

Every patient is different. The appropriate treatment is selected after understanding the condition, medical history and individual requirements.

Schedule Consultation
01 Consultation Discuss your concern and medical history.
02 Assessment Clinical examination of the condition.
03 Treatment Plan Appropriate options are discussed.
04 Follow-up Progress is reviewed when required.

Frequently Asked Questions

Melasma can recur because several factors may contribute to pigmentation. Long-term skin protection and maintenance may be important.

Discuss Your Melasma Concern

Schedule a consultation with Dr. Mashkoor Ahmed Wani for an individualized clinical assessment.