Telehealth providers can evaluate and treat melasma remotely using topical therapies, laser options, and sun protection guidance, helping you achieve clearer skin efficiently.
Melasma appears as dark, discolored patches typically on the face, often linked to hormonal changes, sun exposure, and genetics. Proper diagnosis is essential for effective treatment.
Hydroquinone, tretinoin, and other bleaching agents are commonly prescribed to lighten melasma patches. Consistent application enhances results.
Laser treatments can reduce pigmentation. Multiple sessions may be necessary, and these procedures should be performed by qualified dermatologists.
Superficial chemical peels help exfoliate pigmented skin, improving appearance when combined with sun protection.
Daily broad-spectrum sunscreen use is vital to prevent melasma from worsening. Avoid peak sunlight hours and wear protective clothing.
While melasma can be effectively managed, it often recurs. Long-term maintenance with treatments and sun protection is key to keeping skin clear.
Licensed telehealth providers, such as Klarity, can assess your skin remotely, recommend personalized treatments, and prescribe medications—all from the comfort of your home.
Improvements typically appear within 4-8 weeks of consistent therapy, with full results taking several months depending on treatment type and skin response.
Sun exposure can intensify pigmentation. Using high-SPF broad-spectrum sunscreen daily and limiting outdoor activities during peak hours are crucial preventive steps.
On Klarity, you can find licensed dermatologists and skin specialists experienced in melasma treatment. Appointments are available quickly, often within 24 hours, with easy online booking. Visit Suzie Jackatey or Shatara Coleman for expert care.
Effective melasma treatments include topical agents like hydroquinone, laser therapies, chemical peels, and strict sun protection to prevent worsening.
Melasma can be managed effectively, but it often recurs. Consistent treatment and sun protection help maintain clearer skin.
Yes, licensed telehealth providers can evaluate melasma, recommend treatments, and prescribe medications remotely for convenient care.
Results vary, but improvements can be seen within 4 to 8 weeks of consistent treatment, with full results taking several months.
Yes, sun exposure can worsen melasma. Using broad-spectrum sunscreen and avoiding peak sunlight hours are essential preventive measures.
Schedule an online appointment with trusted providers on Klarity. Access expert dermatological care from home, often within 24 hours, and start your journey to clearer skin.