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MeLine Peel
MeLine offers a targeted approach to treating various forms of hyperpigmentation, including melasma, sun-induced spots, and post-inflammatory discolouration. Designed for both fair and richly pigmented skin tones, this treatment delivers powerful yet controlled results, improving skin clarity while respecting its natural balance.
The MeLine peel is a professional-grade chemical resurfacing treatment that works by suppressing the overactive melanocytes responsible for pigmentation irregularities. Using a carefully formulated combination of active ingredients, this peel works on multiple levels of the skin to reduce excess melanin production and encourage cellular renewal. The in-clinic session is supported by a tailored at-home skincare protocol to help extend and reinforce results. The unique occlusive texture of the peel not only enhances penetration but also keeps the skin comfortably hydrated during the process.
MeLine technology is also indicated for treating mild acne, acne scarring, and visible signs of skin aging. Its dermabrasive action helps to regulate sebum production, minimize the appearance of pores, and smooth overall texture.
Areas of Interventions
What to Expect During Your Session
Cleanse & Prep
Skin Analysis
Peel Application
Post-Treatment Instructions & At-Home Protocol
Follow-Up & Maintenance
For optimal and lasting results, a series of treatments may be recommended depending on the type and depth of pigmentation. Maintenance sessions, combined with ongoing use of pigment-regulating skincare and daily SPF, help support long-term clarity and prevent reappearance of dark spots. Your provider will design a schedule that aligns with your skin’s needs and your goals.
Contraindications
MeLine is not recommended in for patients who are pregnant or breastfeeding; have had recent sun exposure or tanning; have active skin infections or open wounds; have allergies to any of the ingredients in the formulation; have known photosensitivity or autoimmune conditions or have immediate social events following the treatment, as peeling and redness may occur.
