Multi-session pigment program — 12 sessions
Melasma Treatment: Why the Same Laser Helps One Face and Darkens Another CLIFF CLINIC · Gangnam, Seoul · September 2026 Most people arrive with the same story: a laser that faded the brown patches on a friend’s cheeks made theirs come back darker. It feels random. It isn’t. The outcome depends less on the machine and more on which layer your pigment sits in, your skin tone, and how much heat the setting delivers. This guide explains what separates a face that responds from one that rebounds, so you can judge a plan before anyone switches a device on. What Koreans Actually Use: Laser Toning, Tranexamic Acid, and Sun Discipline The Devices We Reach For, and the One We Are Careful About Is There a “Fastest” Way to Treat Melasma? How We Decide, and What a Visit Looks Like Why the Same Melasma Treatment Brightens One Face and Darkens Another The short answer: melasma is heat-sensitive and hormone-driven, so any treatment that pushes energy into the skin can either clear pigment or provoke more of it. Three factors decide which way it goes. Where the pigment lives. Epidermal (surface) melasma tends to respond faster. Dermal and mixed types sit deeper and behave more stubbornly. Your skin tone. Higher Fitzpatrick types (III–VI) carry a greater risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, where the skin darkens as it heals. How much heat the setting delivers. Aggressive, high-energy passes can trigger rebound melasma. Gentle, low-fluence work is usually the safer target.
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