NdYAG laser treatment is quite effective against treatment of melasma. It also helps in reducing fine lines and wrinkles, acne scars, surgical scars, skin laxity, and pigmentation anomalies like brown spots can all be treated by them. 

Melasma responds well to laser treatments. Your skin’s outer layer is penetrated by lasers, which causes cell renewal for skin that is lighter and more uniform.

One of the most typical skin problems, commonly known as chloasma, is melasma. Unattractive brown spots develop on the cheekbones, face, forehead, nasal bridge, and upper lip as a result of this disorder. Other areas of the body, particularly those that are frequently exposed to the sun, are susceptible to melasma.

Melasma risk is increased by regular sun exposure, which also tends to accompany hormonal imbalances and changes. For the record, both men and women are susceptible to melasma, with women often being the most affected. Among the ethnic groups most likely to get melasma are Asians and Caucasians.

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