The answer to this question depends on the nature of your condition. Whether it be pregnancy, hormonal shifts, or UV damage. Methods to treat each melasma type range from altering the diet and supplements to applying special creams to normalize melanin production.
Melasma shows itself as localized hyperpigmentation around the eye and cheek area and can be caused by anything from UV damage to hormonal changes. Melasma on dark skin is very common because of the high melanin content in the dermis itself.
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The best way to treat melasma is to look for skincare that contains hydroquinone and arbutin. These ingredients perform best when used consistently over two to four months. We recommend combining them with a rich moisturizer and sunscreen to avoid irritation and sun damage.
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