The Impact of Sun Exposure and Pigmentation Issues

Exposing our skin to the sun for extended periods can lead to changes in our pigmentation, manifesting as dark spots, freckles, and an uneven skin tone, which often become more pronounced with age. Sun damage is a prevalent cause of pigmentation problems. However, other factors, such as hormonal changes and skin inflammation from conditions like acne and burns, can also contribute to the appearance of pigmentation spots.

Introducing MeLine®: The Solution to Hyperpigmentation

Do you feel self-conscious about visible hyperpigmentation on your skin? Our solution can reduce it by 90-95% within 60-90 days; it is scientifically proven! Meet MeLine®, the treatment designed to help you achieve a brighter and more even skin tone through a customised process known as ‘controlled chemical dermabrasion.’

MeLine® specifically targets sun-induced hyperpigmentation, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, and melasma. The treatment involves applying a specially formulated peel mask that removes the top layer of dead skin cells, unveiling a youthful and radiant complexion.

Photos are courtesy of MeLine®

Beyond Treatment: The MeLine® Aftercare Programme

But the MeLine® journey doesn’t end with the treatment. It includes a programme of prescribed aftercare products to use at home. These products are designed to control pigmentation, decrease melanin production, promote cell renewal, and improve sun damage and skin tone. This comprehensive approach ensures you maintain the results achieved, keeping your skin at its best.

Indications for MeLine® Treatment

Melasma/Chloasma: Often referred to as the “mask of pregnancy,” these are patches or spots on the face that are darker than your skin tone.
General hyperpigmentation or uneven skin tone
Age spots/pigment spots
Dark circles
Severe pigmentation in intimate areas
Freckles – for lightening purposes

Photos are courtesy of MeLine®

Enhance Your Results with PDT Light Therapy

Unleash your skin’s full potential with the MeLine® treatment, complemented by the power of light. Experience the transformative effects of Photo Dynamic Therapy (PDT Light Therapy), a state-of-the-art procedure utilised by experts at Aesthetica White Lies. The LEDs in PDT therapy work in harmony with your skin’s natural processes to rejuvenate and heal. Each colour represents a unique wavelength, offering remarkable benefits:

Green Light Therapy: Reduces dark spots and hyperpigmentation by decreasing melanocyte production.
Red Light Therapy: An effective anti-ageing solution that stimulates collagen production, smooths wrinkles, and reduces inflammation.
Blue Light Therapy: Targets acne by reducing inflammation and eliminating P. acnes bacteria.

Experience the Difference with MeLine® and PDT Light Therapy

Discover the transformative power of MeLine® and PDT Light Therapy at Aesthetica Skin Centre. With clinically proven efficacy and safety, MeLine® offers a reliable solution for those looking to enhance the appearance of their skin. Don’t hesitate to take the first step towards achieving your skin goals with MeLine® and PDT Light Therapy. Experience the remarkable difference today.

Schedule an appointment at Aesthetica Skin Centre

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Phone: +27 78 148 5540

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