Pigmentation & Melasma Treatment in Riyadh
Pigmentation and melasma are among the most common skin complaints in regions with strong sun such as Riyadh. Treating them takes a combined plan and patience, not a single session.
- DepartmentDermatology & Skin
- Session lengthabout 45 minutes
- LocationRiyadh, Al Hamra District — Khalid bin Al Waleed St.
- HoursSat – Thu · 2:00 PM – 10:00 PM
What is Pigmentation & Melasma Treatment?
Melasma is a disorder of melanin production that typically appears on the cheeks and forehead, with sun exposure, hormones and genetic predisposition all contributing. Treatment usually combines strict sun protection, topical therapy, and peels or laser where appropriate.
Who is it suitable for?
- Brown patches on the cheeks or forehead
- Pigmentation that appeared after pregnancy or a hormonal change
- Post-inflammatory or post-acne pigmentation
- Anyone seeking a long-term plan to even skin tone
How the session works, step by step
- Examining the type of pigmentation, its depth and causes
- Setting a topical plan and sun protection
- Adding peels or laser according to response
- Regular review and adjustment of the plan
- A maintenance plan to prevent relapse
How to prepare
- Start using sunscreen before treatment begins
- Stop any irritating products
- Tell the doctor about pregnancy, breastfeeding or hormonal contraception
After the session — what to expect
- Sun protection is the foundation of the result
- Avoid direct heat on the face
- Use topical treatment exactly as prescribed
- Attend regular reviews to assess response
Cost and instalments
The cost of pigmentation & melasma treatment varies with your case, the number of sessions and the plan your doctor sets, so an exact price cannot be given before a consultation. We explain the full cost after examination and before starting, and instalments are available through Tamara, Tabby and Emkan.
Doctors who perform Pigmentation & Melasma Treatment
Pigmentation & Melasma Treatment: frequently asked questions
Does melasma go away permanently?
Melasma is a chronic, relapsing condition. The realistic goal is control and reduction with an ongoing maintenance plan.
Why does melasma return after improving?
The most common triggers are sun exposure, heat and hormonal changes.
Is sunscreen necessary indoors?
Doctors recommend daily use because visible light and UV reach you through windows.
When will I see improvement?
It usually takes weeks of consistent treatment, and your doctor will assess response at review.
Book pigmentation & melasma treatment
A specialist medical team in Al Hamra, Riyadh. Sat – Thu · 2:00 PM – 10:00 PM, closed Friday.