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Treating sunspots

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Treating sunspots

One of the most bothersome skin problems for women is melasma, especially sun-induced melasma. Sun-induced melasma often causes a bright, radiant complexion to become dull, leaving prominent brown patches that can significantly impact self-confidence. Understanding sun-induced melasma is crucial for preventing and reducing its occurrence, as well as choosing appropriate treatments and self-care methods. This allows for more confident and beautiful skin.

'Sunspots' are caused by the skin producing too much melanin, resulting in dark brown to black patches that tend to increase in size, forming small patches or clusters. Sunspots are most commonly found in middle-aged women, around 30-40 years old.

The main factors that trigger sunspots include exposure to UV radiation from sunlight, taking birth control pills, hormonal changes during menstruation or pregnancy, menopause, the use of certain cosmetics or creams that stimulate melanin production under the skin, and genetics. People with darker skin tones tend to develop sunspots more easily than those with lighter skin tones.

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Areas where sunspots are commonly found.

      • โหนกแก้ม
      • Above the lip
      • chin
      • forehead

Popular methods for treating sunspots.

In reality, completely eliminating sunspots is very difficult, but with current technology, it's possible to fade them more easily. However, even after treatment, patients need to maintain self-care to reduce the recurrence rate and maximize the effectiveness of the treatment.

Romrawin Clinic has therefore designed the NU PICO BY ENLIGHTEN program, a treatment for sunspots that does not cause skin heat, poses no risk of burns, and is safe and highly effective.

Many people may wonder why, in the past we've heard or seen so many treatments for sunspots, such as skin peeling or applying creams, Romrawin Clinic recommends a different method?Treated with laser?

Laser treatment is the only effective way to reduce and correct sunspots, as applying creams alone may not be enough, and some creams cannot penetrate as deeply into the skin as laser treatment can.

One thing Thai women can't avoid is sunlight. Therefore, every time you go out into the sun and pollution, Romrawin Clinic recommends applying sunscreen with an SPF of at least 30, wearing a hat, using an umbrella, and choosing clothing that effectively protects your skin from the sun. And always be vigilant; when sunspots start to appear on your face, don't hesitate to seek advice from a specialist at Romrawin Clinic.