Melasma/Hyperpigmentation Treatment with NeoSkin by Aerolase® in Houston, tx
Melasma/Hyperpigmentation Treatment with NeoSkin by Aerolase®
NeoSkin by Aerolase offers patients of all skin types a comprehensive solution to clear melasma and hyperpigmentation. Melasma is a multi-factorial condition involving epidermal melanin, dermal melanin, and a vascular component, typically requiring a complex treatment regimen for clearance and prevention of recurrence. The Aerolase Neo addresses each of these factors with its 650-microsecond laser energy, which is delivered into the dermis and epidermis to break up melanin deposits while reducing vasculature and inflammation. This treatment is highly tolerable with minimal risk of adverse effects compared to traditional treatments for melasma.
Accelerated Clearance with Combined Treatments
For patients seeking faster results, the Neo can be combined with a peel in a single treatment session. Initially, the Neo breaks up epidermal and dermal pigment, followed by the application of a peel to expedite cellular turnover of the epidermis. While the Neo can be used as a standalone treatment, this combination provides a powerful “one-two punch” to clear the condition.
Aerolase Neo melasma treatments typically last 15-20 minutes and are safe, effective, and comfortable for all skin types and forms of melasma. Treatments can be performed without skin cooling, anesthetic, and even without touching the skin.
How Many Treatment Sessions are Required?
Most cases of melasma will lighten or disappear completely after 3 to 5 treatments, although some cases may require more treatments. The number of treatments needed depends on the size, density of melanin, and depth of the affected area.
How Often Should Treatments Be Performed?
One treatment should be completed every 3 to 4 weeks.
Is It Painful?
No, patients typically experience only a mild, tolerable sensation of heat. This is a significant advancement in Aerolase technology. The Neo Elite has established a new standard for virtually pain-free treatment, even on darker skin types, thanks to its MicroPulse-1064 technology.
Patients That Should NOT be Treated Include:
- Those who are pregnant
- Those with sunburned or irritated skin in the treatment areas
- Those with unidentified skin conditions in the treatment areas
- It is recommended that patients taking photosensitizing medication, such as Accutane, discontinue the medication six months before the scheduled treatment.
- Patients using topical Retin-A should wait 2 weeks before treatment
Before And After
FAQs
Melasma is a common skin discoloration, typically appearing as patchy brown, tan, or blue-gray facial spots, primarily seen on the upper cheeks, lips, forehead, and chin of women aged 20–50. Uncontrolled sunlight exposure is the leading cause of melasma, especially in those with a genetic predisposition. It is most common among pregnant women (referred to as Chloasma) and is more prevalent in individuals with olive or darker skin, such as those of Latin, Asian, and Middle Eastern descent.
Most cases of melasma will lighten or disappear completely after three–five treatments, although some cases may require more treatments. The number of treatments needed depends on the size, density of melanin, and depth of the affected area.
One treatment should be completed every 3–4 weeks.
No, patients typically experience only a mild, tolerable sensation of heat. This is a significant advancement in Aerolase technology. The Neo Elite has established a new standard for virtually pain-free treatment, even on darker skin types, thanks to its MicroPulse-1064 technology.
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