Cosmelan
Depigmentation Treatment for Melasma & Uneven Skin Tone
Cosmelan is a depigmentation treatment used for selected concerns such as melasma, dark patches and uneven skin tone. At Ageology, Cosmelan treatment is planned according to pigmentation type, skin sensitivity and the risk of post-inflammatory pigmentation.
Melasma is often recurrent, so treatment should be presented as management rather than a permanent cure.
What is Cosmelan Treatment?
Cosmelan is a professional depigmentation system that uses a clinic-applied mask followed by prescribed home-care products. The treatment is designed to reduce visible pigmentation and support ongoing pigment control.
It should not be described as universally better than laser treatment because the most appropriate approach depends on the type and depth of pigmentation.
Multi-Step Treatment Framework
Our clinical team administers this advanced Cosmelan treatment in Chandigarh using a comprehensive two-phase process:
Step 01
Pigmentation Assessment
Reviews pigment pattern, skin type, sensitivity and whether melasma or another cause is likely.
Step 02
Clinical Mask Application
Applies the Cosmelan professional treatment according to the product protocol.
Step 03
Home-Care Phase
Uses prescribed Cosmelan home-care products as directed to continue pigment control.
Step 04
Review & Maintenance
Reviews skin response, irritation and whether maintenance treatment is needed.
When to Consider Cosmelan at Ageology
Cosmelan may be considered for:
- Melasma
- Uneven facial pigmentation
- Selected sun-related pigmentation
- Post-inflammatory pigmentation after assessment
- Patients able to follow the prescribed home-care protocol
What to Expect After Cosmelan
Redness, dryness, peeling, tightness or irritation can occur. Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation is also possible, particularly if the skin becomes inflamed or sun protection is inadequate.
Pigmentation can recur, especially melasma, so maintenance and sun protection remain important.
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Frequently Asked Questions
It is used to reduce selected forms of facial pigmentation and support pigment control over time.
Not universally. Melasma and other pigmentation concerns may respond differently to peels, depigmentation systems, topical treatment, IPL or laser procedures.
No. Melasma often recurs and usually requires ongoing sun protection and maintenance.
Peeling, dryness, redness and sensitivity can occur during treatment.
Pigment change develops over time and varies between individuals. A fixed timeline should not be guaranteed.
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Use the form below to request a consultation with Ageology Skin Clinic. The team can assist with appointment scheduling and general treatment enquiries.