Should a new or changing spot be checked?

Yes. Any spot that is new, changing, bleeding or irregular should be seen by a dermatologist first.

Can melasma be cured?

Melasma can be improved and managed, but it often returns. Sun protection is essential.

We recommend one at your consultation, based on your skin and daily routine.

Without daily protection, pigment can return.

Arizona sun leaves its mark. Dark spots, uneven tone and melasma can be improved, and protected against.

Sun exposure increases pigment production, leading to spots and uneven tone over time.

Hormones can cause melasma, which often appears during pregnancy or with hormone changes.

Daily sun protection is the foundation. Without it, pigment returns.

Pigment concerns commonly include:

Every plan is built around your face and your goals. Options may include:

SkinMedica, PCA Skin and EltaMD, matched to your skin.

Options planned around your skin type.

Where melasma may have a hormonal link.

Frequently asked questions

A plan for Arizona sun, built around your skin. Request a consultation at Modern Day Wellness in Gilbert.