Meline pigmentation treatments

Hyperpigmentation, sun damage and Melasma

What Is MELINE?

MELINE is the first and only brand specialising in treatments for pigmentation, offering specific treatments according to:


  • The type of pigmentation to be treated
  • Skin phototype (I-VI)
  • Area of the body affected

 

MELINE treatments offer both in-clinic peel treatments and homecare products that work in synergy, optimising their results. The potent depigmenting action of these home serums and emulsions complement the effects of the skin peels applied in clinic and are crucial for the success of the treatment.

What is Hyperpigmentation?

Hyperpigmentation is an umbrella term used to cover any number of conditions where one patch of skin becomes noticeably darker that the surrounding skin of the same area. It can be caused by various factors such as sun exposure, hormonal changes, trauma, acne, medication, scarring, etc which can trigger the excessive production of melanin (pigment) in our skin cells.

 

Melasma, which generally affects women (especially those with darker skin types), primarily appears as a result of hormonal changes. This type of hyperpigmentation normally appears on the forehead, cheeks, upper lip and chin areas.

What Are The Main Active Ingredients in MELINE Peels?

Azelaic Acid, Mandelic Acid, Tranexamic Acid, Kojic Acid, Retinal, Salicylic Acidm Ascorbic Acid, Phytic Acid and Pyruvic Acid.

“One in three women over the age of 40 suffer from pigmentation on the skin, which increases as they age. This figure can rise up to 90% among women over 50 years old.”

Is There Any Evidence MELINE Works?

A clinical study of 168 participants was carried out with Meline peels, including patients with hyperpigmentation, skin ageing and acne.

  • Excellent results in 95% of cases of hyperpigmentation.
  • Excellent results in 90% of cases for the aged skin group.
  • Excellent results in 85% of patients with acne-prone skin.
  • Excellent results in 65% of cases with melano-hematic pigmentation.


MELINE Treatment Options at Doctor B Aesthetics Clinic

  • MELINE Caucasian Peel

    Especially designed to treat hyperpigmentation, sun damage and melasma in skin phototypes I-IV.


    Number of Sessions Required: 2 sessions, 1 month apart (duration 1h approx.)


    Aftercare: (use for 3 months, starting 3-4 days after the treatment): Meline Caucasian Skin Day cream & Meline Caucasian Skin Night cream  + Pigment Home Mask + barrier cream + SPF 50. For optimum results, it is very important to follow homecare protocols in between sessions.


    Maintenance: 1 peel session after 6-8 months and Meline Caucasian Skin Night homecare cream 2 times per week.


    Immediate side effects: Redness, swelling and flaky skin, peeling starts after 48 hours and will last for 5-7 days. 


    Contraindications to the treatment: pregnancy or breatfeeding, allergy to aspirin, dermatitis, sunburn, recent sun exposure, open lesions or skin infection, photosensitivity.


    Products to stop using a week before and a week after:

    • Alpha / beta hydroxy acids (including but not limited to glycolic acid, lactic acid or salicylic acid)
    • Retinoids (Vitamin A) (including but not limited to retinol)
    • Benzoyl peroxide (Epiduo)/ adapelene (Differin)
    • Hydroquinone / kojic acid / azelaic acid

    It is very important to avoid sun exposure during the duration of the treatment (2-3 months). You should plan the treatment with Doctor B according to your holiday plans and immediate social engagements, due to the likelihood of redness/peeling. This treatment will normally be performed either before or after summer.


  • MELINE Ethnic Peel

    Especially designed to treat hyperpigmentation, sun damage and melasma in skin phototypes V-VI.


    Number of sessions required: 2 sessions, 1 month apart (duration 1h approx.)


    Aftercare (use for 3 months, starting 3-4 days after the treatment): Meline Ethnic Skin Day cream & Meline Ethnic Skin Night cream  + Pigment Home Mask + barrier cream + SPF 50. For optimum results, it is very important to follow homecare protocols in between sessions.


    Maintenance: 1 peel session after 6-8 months and Meline Ethnic Skin Night homecare cream 2 times per week.


    Immediate side effects: Redness, swelling and flaky skin, peeling starts after 48 hours and will last for 5-7 days. 


    Contraindications to the treatment: pregnancy or breatfeeding, allergy to aspirin, dermatitis, sunburn, recent sun exposure, open lesions or skin infection, photosensitivity.


    Products to stop using a week before and a week after:

    • Alpha / beta hydroxy acids (including but not limited to glycolic acid, lactic acid or salicylic acid)
    • Retinoids (Vitamin A) (including but not limited to retinol)
    • Benzoyl peroxide (Epiduo)/ adapelene (Differin)
    • Hydroquinone / kojic acid / azelaic acid

    It is very important to avoid sun exposure during the duration of the treatment (2-3 months). You should plan the treatment with Doctor B according to your holiday plans and immediate social engagements, due to the likelihood of redness/peeling. This treatment will normally be performed either before or after summer.

  • MELINE ID

    Especially designed to treat dermal melasma, which is more stubborn. It can be injected into the skin or be applied with microneedling.


    Other indications:

    • After 2 sessions of Meline peel, if pigmentation persists.
    • For patients who do not want to go through the peeling process.
    • As a pre-summer treatment for further protection against pigmentation.
    • In combination with Hyaluronic Acid serums for a double benefit (depigmentation-skin hydration).

    Number of sessions required: 3 sessions, every 2 weeks.


    Aftercare (use for 3 months, starting 3-4 days after the treatment): Meline Ethnic Skin Day cream & Meline Ethnic Skin Night cream  + Pigment Home Mask + barrier cream + SPF 50. For optimum results, it is very important to follow homecare protocols in between sessions.


    Maintenance: 1 session after 6-8 months and Meline Caucasian/Ethnic Skin Night homecare cream 2 times per week.


    Immediate side effects: Redness, swelling, tight/dry skin for 5 days.


    Contraindications to the treatment: Pregnancy or breatfeeding, keloids, active cold sores, dermatitis, sunburn or recent sun exposure, open lesions or skin infection.


    Products to stop using a week before and a week after:

    • Alpha / beta hydroxy acids (including but not limited to glycolic acid, lactic acid or salicylic acid)
    • Retinoids (Vitamin A) (including but not limited to retinol)
    • Benzoyl peroxide (Epiduo)/ adapelene (Differin)
    • Hydroquinone / kojic acid / azelaic acid

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