Meline
Meline therapy is used exclusively for Hyperpigmentation as its chemical solvents are designed to reduce the impact by controlling excessive pigmentation and decreasing melanin production in our skin.
Meline doesn’t have any restriction on not being used on Acne patients. It softens and brightens up the skin and reduces the hyperpigmentation effects to give a youthful and radiant skin.
Procedures involved in Meline
The Meline procedure consists of three steps: preparation, peeling, and a home-use preprogram specified aftercare items. These solutions help you preserve your post-peel complexion by controlling pigmentation, decreasing melanin production, promoting skin cell renewal, improving UV damage, and evening out the tone and color of your skin.
Procedures involved in Meline
- Skin preparation entails cleaning, degreasing, and the application of a Meline preparation compound (2-3 layers) to the skin, which is then left to act for the specified amount of time before being removed and rinsed.
- Apply your tailored Meline peel mask to the regions that require greater intensity, using a thicker application on the areas that require more intensity (e.g. hyperpigmentation, fine lines, acne). This is then left to work for the specified amount of time.
- Aftercare: A unique aftercare program will be implemented. For the next 8 weeks, these products should be utilized in place of your regular skincare routine. This procedure is repeated at your second session, which takes place four weeks after the first sitting.
What skin types can Meline be used for?
- Ethnic and Caucasian skin types
- Suitable for use on the face or body (e.g. acne chest/shoulders)
- Acne-prone and spotty skin
What makes Meline special?
Meline’s controlled chemical dermabrasion treatment is groundbreaking for a number of reasons:
- In the form of an occlusive emulsion application (self-moisturizing effect)
- Formulation using a variety of active substances to target different levels of pigmentation.
- Turn-on time
