Melasma appears as soft brown or greyish patches, most commonly on the cheeks, forehead, upper lip, or jawline. While medically harmless, it can feel frustrating — especially when it appears suddenly or doesn’t respond to traditional brightening treatments. Unlike surface-level pigmentation, melasma develops deeper within the skin and is often influenced by internal factors. Its appearance can shift over time, making it feel unpredictable and difficult to control.
At Novado, melasma is treated with care and intention. Rather than aggressive correction, we focus on stabilizing the skin, calming inflammation, and gradually softening pigmentation — always prioritizing long-term skin health.
Pregnancy, birth control, and menopause are common triggers.
Melasma is a form of pigmentation that appears as darker patches on the skin, often influenced by hormones and sun exposure.
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