Brown spots on the skin, particularly on the face, can be caused by a variety of factors, such as sun exposure, hormonal imbalances or aging. These facial brown spots can dull the radiance of the complexion and affect self-confidence. At Clinique Main D'Or, we offer advanced solutions for the treatment of brown spots and melasma, to restore even, luminous skin.
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Melasma, also known as the mask of pregnancy, manifests itself as brown spots on the face. This pigmentation disorder, often hormone-related, generally appears on the cheeks, forehead and around the mouth. It's important to note that melasma requires specific treatment, tailored to your skin type and facial sensitivity. Our experts offer you safe and effective options for reducing these spots and balancing your complexion.
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Clinique Main d'Or offers a personalized approach to the treatment of brown spots. We use advanced techniques, such as chemical peels, pulsed light and lasers, to target brown spots without harming the skin.
Our melasma solutions are a combination of in-clinic treatments and at-home creams, allowing your skin to regain a radiant, harmonious appearance.
The key to preventing brown spots on the skin is rigorous sun protection. Daily application of a broad-spectrum sunscreen (SPF 50) is essential, even in winter or on cloudy days, as UV rays are the main cause of hyperpigmentation. In the event of prolonged exposure, reapplication every two hours is recommended.
In addition, wearing wide-brimmed hats and sunglasses reduces the impact of UV rays on the skin. The use of skin care products enriched with antioxidants, such as vitamin C or ferulic acid, also strengthens the skin's defenses and limits the formation of brown spots on the face. Finally, avoiding prolonged exposure to the sun and adopting an appropriate skincare routine help to preserve an even, luminous complexion.
To treat a persistent brown spot on the face, it's advisable to opt for targeted dermatological treatments. Among the most effective options are chemical peels, which deeply exfoliate the skin and reduce hyperpigmentation, and pulsed light or laser treatments, which act on melanin production and help even out skin tone.
Microneedling combined with radiofrequency is also an excellent choice, as it stimulates cell regeneration and promotes the absorption of depigmenting serums. For more resistant pigmentation spots on the face, creams containing hydroquinone or vitamin A derivatives (such as retinol) can be prescribed. After these treatments, daily sun protection is essential to prevent the spots from reappearing.
The treatment of brown spots on the face can be adapted to most skin types, but requires adjustments according to skin color and sensitivity. Fair skins generally respond well to treatments such as light chemical peels, pulsed light or laser, which eliminate pigmented cells without the risk of residual pigmentation.
However, darker or more sensitive skin types require a more cautious approach. In this case, it's best to opt for gentler treatments such as microneedling or low-concentration depigmenting creams, to avoid side effects such as post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. The professional will determine the most suitable treatment for each skin type, guaranteeing safe and effective results in the treatment of brown spots on the face.
In the emergence of non-surgical aesthetic care, the Main d'Or clinic was founded by Mirna Saadé - a nurse clinician, with a mission to offer injectable aesthetic care and skin care where safety and efficacy are the priorities.
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