Dermamelan - an effective depigmentation therapy

What does the treatment involve?

The Dermamelan treatment is an intensive depigmentation treatment that aims to effectively lighten hyperpigmentation and even out skin tone. The therapy consists of two stages: an in-office visit and further home care.

The first part of the treatment begins by preparing the skin with a special degreasing solution to remove excess sebum and impurities. A Dermamelan mask is then applied to the face, which remains on the skin for approximately four hours. To enhance the effect, the Dermamelan Ion mask is also applied, which further enhances the effect of the active ingredients.

The second part of the treatment takes place at home. The skin is subjected to intensive care over a period of about four months using Dermamelan Treatment and Melan Recovery cream to promote regeneration and soothe irritation.

Technology

The active ingredients contained in Dermamelan are an innovative combination of depigmenting, antioxidant and regenerating substances. The most important of these are:

• Kojic acid - has a whitening effect and reduces the intensity of hyperpigmentation.
• Retinol - stimulates cell renewal, reduces wrinkles and improves skin texture.
• Niacinamide - has a strong anti-inflammatory effect and supports the renewal of the skin barrier.
• Vitamin C - acts as an antioxidant, brightens the skin and restores a healthy glow.
• Salicylic acid - helps to gently exfoliate dead skin to promote renewal.

In addition, the Dermamelan treatment uses the innovative Dermamelan Ion mask formulation, which allows the skin to better absorb the active ingredients.

Effects of use

Dermamelan is a treatment that produces visible results just a few weeks after it is performed. The main benefits include:

• Reduction of hyperpigmentation - significant lightening of pigmentation spots and even skin tone.
• Improving skin texture - smoothing out fine lines, improving elasticity and resilience.
• Brightening - skin takes on a healthier appearance, becoming radiant and glowing.

The effects are long-lasting, but it is crucial to follow skincare recommendations, including, above all, the regular use of sunscreens with UV filters.

Indications for treatment

Dermamelan treatment is primarily recommended for people who struggle with:

• Post-sun and hormonal hyperpigmentation.
• Melasma - difficult to remove dark spots on the skin.
• Acne blemishes.
• Uneven skin tone, sagging and lack of elasticity.
• Weakened skin condition after intensive sun exposure.

Dermamelan works well as a treatment to correct different types of hyperpigmentation, regardless of their origin.

Contraindications to treatment

However, not everyone can undergo Dermamelan therapy. The main contraindications include:

• Pregnancy and breastfeeding.
• Dermatological diseases in an active phase, such as herpes or atopic dermatitis.
• A tendency to scarring (keloids).
• Hypersensitivity or allergy to the ingredients of the preparation.
• Active inflammation of the skin.

Before proceeding, a consultation with a specialist is necessary to assess whether the therapy is suitable for the individual patient.

What else is worth knowing about the procedure?

Dermamelan is an advanced depigmentation therapy that effectively combats hyperpigmentation and restores a fresh, healthy appearance to the skin. Achieving the desired results requires not only the treatment itself, but also regular home care and following the recommendations of a specialist.

If you are struggling with hyperpigmentation and are looking for an effective solution, come to Dr Anna Smorąg's practice where we will tailor the right therapies to suit your needs. Contact us to arrange a consultation and find out more about the possibilities offered by the Dermamelan treatment.