Promises new techniques to combat melasma

 There is still no solution, but it is possible to reduce the image with a new type of laser. The technology promises to leave the skin more homogeneous. The technology promises to leave the skin more homogeneous. The unexpected appearance of brown spots on the face is common and may be uncomfortable for those with melasma. There is still no solution, but it is possible to reduce the image with a new type of laser. The technology promises to leave the skin more homogeneous without the recoil effect of old techniques - this could worsen the condition after the healing time. Melasma is a genetic condition that can occur on the face (arms, neck and neck) and is characterized by the production of exaggerated melanin that gives color to the skin, eyes and hair. Dermatologist cosmologist Alberto Cordeiro said, "In order for a person to have melasma, they must inherit these characteristics from their father or mother, or both. Thus, a trigger can emerge at some point in life, and points begin to emerge." From Horaios Estética, São Paulo. Such triggers are associated with hormones such as sun exposure and contraceptive use, hormone replacement therapies, and pregnancy. In addition, certain lights of our daily lives can aggravate the problem. "Cell phone light, like other bulbs or other visible lights on computer screens, can make melasma worse," the dermatologist says.

How does the laser work? Sunscreen can be considered the best friend of anyone who wants to prevent the deterioration of spots or molasses, but is not the only ally. Although peeling and whitening creams are well stated, a new technology in laser devices reaches the Brazilian market with excellent and long lasting results against permanent brands.“Basically, the laser can have a thermal effect on the skin where light energy is converted to heat that can burn a hair bulb or stimulate collagen, but there is a problem: heat can worsen melasma. A different laser called Q-Switched. This option is photoacoustic, so it does not transfer heat and at the same time controls melanins and breaks down melanin residues by controlling melasins, "explains Abdo Salomão Jr., an effective partner of the Brazilian Society of Dermatology. Currently, such acoustic platforms cannot be found in clinics under the trade name of Vektra QS Microtarget and Starwalker, the newest lover of the present: "Alberto Cordeiro explains. The application is comfortable and takes only ten minutes. maintenance But the only thing is that laser alone doesn't work miracles. Since stains can come back at any time, it is not an ideal protocol to follow and invest in random sessions as well as just the capricorn in the sunscreen. “The first proposed treatment consists of four sessions and more care can be needed if necessary, Fern says Fernando Macedo, a dermatologist from the Brazilian Society of Dermatology in São Paulo. Q-Switched Laser - Melasma What is this? Laser for stain and tattoo removal. Available on the market under the name Vektra QS Microtarget or Starwalker. Expected results: Partial or total removal of melasma with a technology without heat. Duration: Up to ten minutes. Number of sessions: Four sessions are indicated at intervals of three weeks between them. Contraindication: Vitiligo patients and pregnant women. Maintenance: Two or three months after the first protocol. Session value: 2,000 R.