Corrective Skincare • Melasma

Melasma Requires Strategy, Patience and Ongoing Protection.

Melasma is a complex pigment condition influenced by hormones, heat, sunlight and inflammation.

At Lenox Skincare, we focus on calming pigment activity, protecting the skin barrier and building a long-term plan for correction and maintenance.

Melasma Requires Strategy, Patience and Ongoing Protection.

Understanding Melasma

Melasma appears as symmetrical brown or gray-brown patches on the cheeks, forehead, upper lip or jawline.

Pigment can sit at different depths, meaning similar-looking melasma may require completely different treatments.

Melasma can improve—but it must often be managed over time.

Common Causes of Pigmentation

Hormonal changes

Pregnancy

Hormonal medications

Heat exposure

Sunlight & visible light

Genetics

Inflammation

Skin irritation

Poor sun protection

THE LENOX APPROACH

A Structured Plan for Melasma Control

Before introducing advanced correction, we evaluate:

Identify triggers
Restore barrier health
Reduce inflammation
Daily pigment protection
Controlled correction
Monitor response
Long-term maintenance

Possible Treatment Pathways

Home care

Support healthy pigment control with a consistent, personalized skincare routine.

Sun protection

Daily broad-spectrum SPF helps prevent UV and visible light from worsening melasma.

Antioxidants

Protect the skin from oxidative stress while supporting a brighter, healthier complexion.

Corrective peels

Professional peels designed to gently improve uneven pigmentation and skin tone.

Depigment peel

A targeted treatment to reduce stubborn pigmentation while supporting long-term results.

Laser/light therapy

Carefully selected technologies used only when appropriate for melasma-prone skin.

Barrier repair

Strengthen the skin barrier to reduce irritation and support lasting pigment control.

Maintenance facials

Regular treatments to maintain progress and keep pigmentation under control.

After Treatment
Before Treatment
RESULTS

Melasma Requires Ongoing Management—Not One-Time Fixes

Melasma is a condition that improves with consistency, not intensity.

Your results depend on how well pigment triggers are controlled and how consistently your skin is protected.

Melasma does not need more random treatments. It needs a plan.

Begin with a comprehensive Discovery Session and receive a personalized Clinical Roadmap™.