Why Choose Celibre for Melasma Treatment?

  • We use an advanced program, using a combination of topical products
  • Highly experienced staff with a long history of success
  • Commitment to continuous education, research and the best practices
  • All treatments provided by Registered Nurses or Physician Assistants
  • Expertise in all kinds of skin types and conditions

What is Melasma?
Causes of Melasma
Melasma Prevention

Melasma Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment

At Celibre, we understand that Melasma can be an extremely frustrating condition. That's why when we talk to patients about our treatment programs, we are careful to set the expectation that Melasma is a condition that is managed rather than cured. If you have Melasma (also called the “pregnancy mask") there are good treatment options, but understanding that Melasma is a condition that needs to be diligently managed is important to your success.

Melasma is a stubborn skin condition that can affect anyone. It occurs most often in women - especially those with darker skin types. Melasma is a condition that causes dark pigmented patches on the face, and is normally brought on by hormonal changes resulting from pregnancy or the use of oral birth control (thus the name "pregnancy mask").

Frequently Asked Questions about Melsma

Celibre’s Treatment Plan for Melasma

Melasma can best be described as “patches" of dark brown pigment (sometimes refered to as brown spots) or blotches and results from a higher than normal accumulation of melanin (the pigment in our skin). These dark patches occur most commonly on the forehead, cheeks and neck. Although Melasma does not pose a serious health risk, it is worsened by exposure to the sun, heat and humidity.

Contact us today to schedule a FREE Melasma Treatment consultation!          

Melasma Before and After Pictures

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Contact us now or come to one of our conveniently located Los Angeles or Orange County offices for a free consultation. Our professional and courteous medical staff will take the time to help you understand your condition better and how our treatment programs can help.