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Skin conditions

Melasmawith precision.

Brown-grey patches can alter the skin tone and make the face look duller. The first step is to understand their origin and assess the skin before treatment.

Melasma · Laura Martínez Clinic
Pigmentation

More even skin
starts with understanding it.

Melasma is a common condition that appears as brown or greyish patches. It may be related to excessive sun exposure or hormonal changes, such as those associated with pregnancy.

Although it can affect both men and women, it is especially common in women. Before starting any protocol, it is therefore important to assess the pigmentation and the skin as a whole.

At Laura Martínez Clinic, we work with non-invasive treatments aimed at progressively improving the appearance of pigmentation and restoring a more even skin appearance.

How to treat pigmentation

Technology adapted
to your skin.

Line Light is presented as a highly customisable option for treating melasma. The procedure is selected according to skin characteristics and each person’s needs.

Line Light

Non-invasive, customisable procedure intended to address pigmentation concerns. The protocol is adapted to each skin’s characteristics.

Genesis

It may be considered when, in addition to pigmentation, there are other needs such as unwanted skin laxity or wrinkles.

Treatment areas

We treat the areas
that concern you most.

According to the supplied content, Line Light can treat melasma in different areas of the face and body.

Common areas include the forehead, cheeks, nose, chin, upper lip, neck and forearms.

First step

During the assessment, the Laura Martínez Clinic professional will determine the most appropriate procedure according to your skin characteristics, needs and goals.

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Your skin deserves
a plan designed for you.

Request a consultation and we’ll start with an assessment.

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