![Common Triggers for Melasma]()
January 14, 2018
Skin scientists know that the most common triggers for melasma include the hormones estrogen and progesterone (endogenous and exogenous), alterations in thyroid levels, stress, pregnancy, sun exposure, and chronic inflammation. The sun can not only trigger melasma, but make it worse.
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![Melarase Brightening Kit is safe for dark skin]()
January 13, 2018
Melarase Brightening Kit is formulated to combat hyperpigmentation in all skin types, especially African American skin. Use twice daily to smooth skin discoloration associated with melasma, aging, and sunspots.
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![Safe At-Home Lightening Creams for the Penis and Scrotum]()
January 07, 2018
It is normal for the pubic area to be darker than the rest of the skin. This is due to a number of factors, including excess melanin that occurs as a result of genetics, friction, hormonal influences, and skin tone. We have solutions to help you lighten the penis and scrotum with topical creams you use at home.
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![Dermatology in Lebanon: Melarase Creams to Lighten Complexion]()
January 07, 2018
Cosmetic Dermatology in Lebanon and Beirut. Melarase creams are available to help combat abnormal pigmentation, discoloration of the skin, melasma, and PIH.
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![Age Spots and Melasma Treatment with Melarase]()
January 07, 2018
The best ways to treat melasma and age spots is to use a Melarase cream protocol for all skin types, including ethnic skin. Melarase AM and Melarase PM are excellent for melasma.
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![Treating Dark Acne Scars with Melarase Creams]()
January 01, 2018
Los Angeles plastic surgeon and skin expert discusses options to help with dark acne scars including lasers, chemical peels, and skincare (Melaclenz, Melarase am, melarase pm, and melapads).
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![Melarase AM and Melarase PM for Beautiful Skin]()
December 15, 2017
Melarase AM and Melarase PM can help improve sun spots, age spots, dark skin pigmentation, and melasma.
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![Treatment of Facial Redness and PIE Post-Inflammatory Erythema]()
December 15, 2017
PIE represents excessive redness from scars and acne; otherwise known as post inflammatory erythema. If you have excessive redness after acne cysts, a combination of pulsed dye laser, Elevase Moisture Booster, and Plato's Scar Serum can help.
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