Melasma and Hyperpigmentation
Target Uneven Pigmentation at the L.A.B.
Melasma and hyperpigmentation can create uneven skin tone, dark patches, and a lack of overall clarity. These concerns are often influenced by factors such as sun exposure, hormones, and skin sensitivity, making them more complex to treat.
Here at The L.A.B. Med Spa, we take a careful, targeted approach to improving discoloration while maintaining the health and integrity of your skin.
Using advanced treatments like Halo, Moxi, and TRL, we are able to address pigmentation at different depths. This allows us to gradually brighten the skin, improve tone, and create a more even, refined appearance over time.

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Melasma and Hyperpigmentation at The L.A.B.
We offer a selection of advanced treatments designed to safely and effectively address melasma and hyperpigmentation. Each option is chosen based on your skin’s condition, the depth of pigment, and your overall goals.
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Halo is a hybrid fractional laser that treats both surface-level and deeper skin concerns. By combining ablative and non-ablative wavelengths, it improves discoloration, refines texture, and supports long-term skin renewal.
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Moxi is a gentle, non-ablative laser that refreshes the skin by creating controlled micro-injuries. This process stimulates cell turnover and helps improve early signs of pigmentation while enhancing overall tone and texture.
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TRL is a customizable resurfacing laser that removes damaged outer layers of skin with precision. It helps improve tone, reduce deeper pigmentation, and reveal a more refined, even complexion as the skin heals.
A Refined Approach to Treating Melasma
Melasma and hyperpigmentation require a thoughtful and controlled approach. At The L.A.B. Med Spa, we focus on understanding your skin before selecting the right treatment strategy. This allows us to safely target discoloration while minimizing the risk of further irritation.
Our goal is to create gradual, consistent improvement. By customizing each plan, we help restore a more even skin tone while supporting overall skin health.

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the L.A.B. Standard of Excellence
At the L.A.B. med spa, every treatment is guided by expertise, innovation, and compassion. Our Aesthetic Alchemists combine advanced technology with personalized care to deliver safe, effective, and natural-looking results. With a commitment to transparency, integrity, and patient confidence, we create an experience that goes beyond beauty; we help you look and feel your absolute best.

What Our Patients Say
Any Questions?
Melasma and hyperpigmentation can be caused by sun exposure, hormonal changes, inflammation, or certain medications. These factors can stimulate excess melanin production, leading to visible discoloration.
Yes, both melasma and hyperpigmentation can return, especially if triggers like sun exposure or hormonal changes are not managed. Ongoing maintenance and proper skincare can help prolong results.
Most Melasma and Hyperpigmentation appointments take between 30 and 60 minutes depending on the device used.
Melasma is a specific type of hyperpigmentation often influenced by hormones and appears as larger, patchy areas of discoloration. Hyperpigmentation is a broader term that includes various forms of dark spots caused by sun exposure, inflammation, or skin injury.
Yes, melasma and hyperpigmentation can be treated across a variety of skin types, but the approach must be carefully customized. Choosing the right treatment and settings is important to ensure safe and effective results.
Multiple sessions are typically recommended to gradually fade discoloration while protecting skin health.
Downtime varies by device. Lighter treatments may cause mild redness, while deeper resurfacing can require several days of recovery.
Pigment often darkens briefly before flaking or fading, with visible improvement developing over several weeks.
Maintaining results typically involves consistent sun protection, proper skincare, and occasional maintenance treatments. This helps keep pigment under control and supports long-term skin clarity.
Melasma can be more complex because it often has deeper and recurring triggers. It typically requires a more controlled and gradual treatment approach compared to other forms of pigmentation.
Downtime depends on the depth of treatment. Lighter treatments may have minimal recovery, while more advanced options can involve several days of peeling or sensitivity as the skin renews.
