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Everyone Said Lasers Would Ruin Your Melasma...

They Were Right About Every Laser Except This One

Most lasers shatter pigment which triggers inflammation and rebound darkening. This laser coagulates pigment instead. No shattering. No inflammation. That's why it's trusted for melasma when other lasers aren't.

Your first melasma fade laser session $99

New clients only · Includes OBSERV® skin analysis

BOOK YOUR FIRST SESSION FOR $99

Most clients need 4–6 sessions + homecare. We’ll map that out at your first visit

Why Most Treatments Make Melasma Worse

IPL. Fraxel. Chemical peels. Hydroquinone. Oral TXA.

You've probably tried at least one. It worked for a week or two. Then the dark patches came back sometimes darker than before.

Most lasers shatter pigment with heat. Shattered pigment triggers inflammation one of the main reasons melasma comes back worse.

Chemical peels strip the skin's surface. That trauma also triggers inflammation. Same problem.

Topicals and TXA block new pigment but don't remove what's already there. You're waiting for it to fade on its own.

None of these address the core problem: removing existing pigment without triggering inflammation.

Our Laser Was Designed to Solve This

Our Laser uses a 650-microsecond pulse to coagulate pigment instead of shattering it.

Slow enough to avoid the whiplash effect that causes shattering. Fast enough that your skin doesn't register it as damage.

Your immune system then actively carries the coagulated pigment away instead of waiting for it to fade on its own.

No shattering. No inflammation. Faster progress.

Can This Make My Melasma Worse?

If you've had a treatment backfire before, this is a fair question.

Melasma gets worse when treatments create inflammation. Heat builds up, the skin treats it as damage, and melanocytes respond by producing more pigment.

The 650-microsecond pulse coagulates pigment before heat can accumulate in the surrounding skin. No shattering, no thermal damage, no inflammatory signal.

Your treatment settings are also adjusted based on your OBSERV® skin analysis and how your skin responds not a one-size-fits-all approach.

Why Melasma Isn't Like Other Dark Spots

Post-acne marks fade on their own. Sun spots can be treated and stay gone.

Melasma doesn't work that way.

It's a chronic condition driven by hormones and UV exposure, triggered by heat, sitting deeper than surface-level pigmentation.

You may have noticed it first during pregnancy, after starting birth control, or after years of sun exposure. Melasma works like a threshold once activated, it stays reactive.

This is why it often comes back even when treatment "worked." The pigment fades, but the trigger is still there.

A day at the beach, hormone changes, even heat from cooking can reactivate it.

Melasma doesn't get cured. It gets managed.

This isn't a limitation of Aerolase it's how melasma behaves with any treatment.

What This Means for Your Treatment Plan

Most clients see strong improvement over 4–6 sessions.

But melasma doesn't stay gone permanently.

You'll need maintenance every 3–6 months after your initial series. That's not because thee treatment failed, that's how melasma works.

After your $99 first visit, you can choose between:

Pay-per-session

($500) full flexibility.

or

Elite Membership

($350 6-month commitment

one session per month, designed for ongoing management)

Most melasma clients choose the membership it keeps you consistent so pigment doesn't rebuild.

What's Included in Your $99 First Visit

Your first session does three things:

Assess your pigment OBSERV® skin analysis shows what's beneath the surface, not just what's visible.

See how your skin responds this is a full treatment, not a consultation.

Build your plan we'll map out your full series (typically 4–6 sessions) based on how your skin reacts.

Your Visit Includes:

OBSERV® skin analysis

Full Melasma Fading Laser treatment

Personalized treatment plan

Before & after photo tracking

Post-treatment guidance

No downtime

We offer the $99 session because melasma is unpredictable you deserve to see how your skin responds before committing to more.

START YOUR FIRST $99 SESSION

Why Homecare Matters

Laser treats the pigment. Homecare helps keep it from coming back.

The right products reduce pigment triggers and support your skin between sessions.

We'll recommend a simple routine during your visit nothing complicated, no pressure.

Clients who follow the homecare plan typically see faster, more stable results.

Results From Our Clients

After 2 years of hydroquinone and an IPL treatment that made it worse 5 Aerolase sessions + homecare over 4 months

Tried prescription creams, chemical peels, and 'gentle' lasers. Nothing lasted. This is after 4 laser sessions.

Melasma appeared after my second pregnancy. Dermatologist said lasers were too risky for my skin tone. 6 sessions with our laser.

Oral TXA helped but melasma came back when I stopped. Triluma made my skin too sensitive. 5 laser sessions + maintenance

Spent 3 years on topicals with barely any progress. Finally seeing real fading after 4 laser sessions

Results vary by pigment depth, skin type, and how long melasma has been present. These clients followed their treatment plan and homecare routine. Your progress will be tracked with before & after photos at every session.

Book Your 1st Session

Our Location

2419 Kingsway Vancouver BC

Frequently Asked Questions

How many sessions will I need?

3–4 sessions for post-acne marks and sun spots

4–6 sessions for melasma or deeper pigmentation

Your exact plan is determined during your OBSERV® skin analysis.

Is this safe for my skin tone?

Yes. our laser is FDA & Health Canada cleared for all skin types (Fitzpatrick I–VI), including melanin-rich and pigment-prone skin.

The 650-microsecond pulse minimizes heat buildup making it safer for darker skin tones where other lasers carry more risk.

Does it hurt?

Most clients describe it as brief warmth or light tingling. Discomfort is typically 2 out of 10. No numbing cream required.

What will I look like after?

Mild pinkness for a few hours. No peeling, no crusting, no downtime. You can return to normal activities the same day.

How far apart should my sessions be?

Sessions are typically spaced 2–4 weeks apart. This allows your skin to process pigment between treatments.

Will I need skincare after?

Optional, but recommended for faster progress and longer-lasting results.

We'll discuss simple options during your visit no pressure.

Ready to See What Our Laser Can Do for Your Skin?

Your $99 first visit includes a full treatment, OBSERV® skin analysis, and a personalized plan.

No commitment beyond your first session.

BOOK YOUR $99 SESSION NOW

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