Melasma Treatment Brisbane

Restore your skin’s radiance and confidence with advanced melasma treatments at Injex Clinics.

Melasma Treatment Brisbane

Melasma is a common skin condition that appears as blotchy, brown or grey-brown patches most often on the face. It’s typically triggered by sun exposure, hormones, or heat, and is more common in women. While harmless, melasma can be persistent and emotionally frustrating. At Injex Clinics, we offer targeted, evidence-based treatments to reduce pigmentation and restore an even, radiant complexion.

What is Melasma?

Melasma is a common skin condition that causes patchy brown or grey-brown pigmentation, typically appearing on the face particularly the cheeks, upper lip, forehead, and nose. It’s more common in women and individuals with darker skin tones, especially those who live in sun-exposed climates like Queensland.

Treatments for Melasma at Injex Clinics

Our approach to melasma focuses on reducing existing pigment, calming inflammation, and preventing recurrence through professional treatments and supportive skincare. A consultation is always recommended for personalised treatment planning:

1. Skin Needling (Collagen Induction Therapy)

Microneedling helps remodel skin texture, improve tone, and break up pigment clusters. Also enhances product absorption and long-term results.
$149 per session

2. Elaine Brennan Peel

A powerful resurfacing peel designed to lift deep-set pigmentation and rejuvenate the skin. Suitable for those with stubborn or long-standing melasma.
From $399 per session – tailored quote provided after consultation

3. Chemical Peels

Customised peels using brightening ingredients (like lactic, mandelic, or pigment suppressors) to fade surface pigmentation and improve skin clarity.
From $99 per session

4. Laser toning

Gentle, low-fluence laser treatments designed to break down pigment gradually without triggering inflammation ideal for treating melasma safely.
From $99 per session or $249 for 3 session

5. Skinjex Skincare Range

Our in-clinic skincare line includes pigment-suppressing actives like niacinamide, vitamin C, and tyrosinase inhibitors to support results and prevent relapse.
Available in-clinic and online

What causes Melasma?

Melasma is triggered by a combination of factors, including:

  • Hormonal changes: Often associated with pregnancy (called the “mask of pregnancy”), contraceptive use, or hormone replacement therapy.
  • Sun exposure: UV light stimulates melanin production, worsening pigmentation.
  • Heat and infrared light: Even without UV, heat exposure can worsen melasma.
  • Genetics: A family history of melasma increases your risk.
  • Skin inflammation: Irritation from harsh skincare or treatments can trigger pigment response.

Unlike traditional pigmentation, melasma often involves deeper dermal layers, making it more complex to treat.

Why Choose Injex Clinics?

  • Ethical treatment protocols
  • Medical-grade technology
  • Personalised treatment plans tailored to your unique skin concerns
  • Exceptional customer care and ongoing support

Schedule your consultation today and begin your journey to healthier, rejuvenated skin.

FAQs

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Melasma can be stubborn, but with the right professional treatments and home care, it can be significantly reduced and well managed.

No, melasma is purely cosmetic and not harmful. However, it can affect confidence and may worsen without proper treatment.

There is no “one-size-fits-all” answer. Our clinicians assess whether you need superficial or deep pigment correction, and tailor treatment accordingly. Melsma is known for being particularly tricky to treat, but with the right advice, this can be minimised.

Yes, especially without sun protection. Ongoing use of SPF, antioxidants, and pigment-suppressing ingredients is essential to help prevent recurrence. Often melasma is something that will need to be treated for life.

Some lasers can worsen melasma if used incorrectly. At Injex, we use medical-grade lasers, performed by trained clinicians with deep understanding of pigment behaviour.

Melasma treatment requires patience, as results tend to appear gradually over time. Many clients begin to notice improvement within 4 to 6 weeks, especially with consistent in-clinic treatments and supportive skincare. However, deeper pigment may take several months and multiple treatment sessions to significantly fade. Long-term maintenance is also key, as melasma can recur without proper sun protection and pigment-inhibiting products. Your clinician will create a realistic treatment plan tailored to your skin and goals.

Yes, for most treatments you can resume makeup after 24 hours. Some treatments may require a longer downtime, your clinician will guide you.

Many in-clinic treatments are not suitable during pregnancy, but we offer safe skincare options and low-intervention treatments like PRIN or LED therapy. Always consult our team.

Yes, you can book your PRIN Lymphatic facial now and pay later with ZipPay and AfterPay. You can view more information here: ZipPay, AfterPay.

Clinic Locations

Clients come from near and as far as interstate and even overseas to visit our clinics. We are located in Capalaba, Aspley, Brisbane CBD and Springfield Lakes in Queensland. We are just a short trip from those in Brisbane, Gold Coast, Logan, Ipswich and surrounds.

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