Laser treatment for melasma effective at removing brown spots on the face

LIVINGSTON, N.J. - March 17, 2015 - PRLog -- Martinsville NJ, February 18, 2015 — Reflections Center for Skin & Body (www.reflectionscenter.com) has several types of melasma laser treatment devices that are used to remove melasma, the brown patches that can appear on the faces of women and darken and enlarge over time.

“Some women get a melasma during pregnancy or from hormonal changes that occur during hormonal replacement therapy or the use of birth control pills,” said Dr. Mitchell Chasin, Medical Director for Reflections Center for Skin & Body.  “Fortunately, we have a number of very good melasma laser treatment options to relieve this condition.”

Dr. Chasin warns that physicians doing laser treatment for melasma should have extensive experience treating a wide range of melasma conditions. They should also be experienced in using the many different melasma laser treatment devices. This is because the choice of device (or devices) depends on skin type, the density of the melasma and the color of the patient’s skin, and choosing the wrong device or being too aggressive can actually make the condition worse.  Many times physicians will use topical medications in conjunction with the lasers to make treatment more effective.

To consult with a Reflections Center physician about laser treatment for melasma, or any other procedures visit www.reflectionscenter.com

About Reflections Center for Skin & Body
Reflections Center for Skin & Body is dedicated to providing natural looking, noticeable outcomes for its patients using the latest, state-of-the-art treatments and technologies.  Because everyone’s skin is unique, there is no single laser that fits all treatments. Reflections Center physicians work with patients to determine the right technology and procedures that are particular to their individual needs. Reflections Center doctors have been recognized nationally on TV for their expertise on the TODAY Show, Good Morning America, and The Doctors. They have also been recognized in publications such as Elle, Cosmopolitan, Harper’s Bazaar, and Women’s Health. For more information on Reflections Center for Skin & Body, visit https://www.reflectionscenter.com