Laser Melasma treatment / laser skin whitening technique
Melasma can’t be cured, but it can be treated and managed like other chronic medical conditions.
We specialise in advanced laser treatment for melasma.
Pigmentation & Melasma Skin Assessment – Clinical Consultation
Melasma is a common skin condition characterised by patches of pigmentation on the face. A clinical consultation for pigmentation and melasma allows a qualified medical practitioner to review your skin concerns, discuss relevant clinical factors, and consider appropriate care pathways based on individual clinical needs.
What happens during a pigmentation and melasma assessment
During your consultation, Dr Peter Kim will:
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Review your medical history and relevant skin health information
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Discuss your concerns and expectations
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Assess areas of pigmentation and related skin features
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Explain clinical observations and considerations based on individual anatomy and presentation
This consultation is a professional medical assessment focused on understanding the characteristics of melasma and other pigmentation patterns. It does not describe or promote specific treatments or outcomes.
Topics that may be discussed
Discussion during assessment may include:
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The clinical nature of melasma
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Factors that influence pigmentation
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How individual skin type and sun exposure relate to pigmentation patterns
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Clinical indicators relevant to ongoing management
Consultations are conducted by Dr Peter Kim, a registered medical practitioner.
Fees for consultations and any suggested follow-up care are explained during the appointment and are based on individual clinical considerations.
Any discussion of potential management options, including those involving laser technology or other clinical interventions, occurs only within a clinical consultation and follows all applicable regulatory requirements and professional medical guidelines.
To Arrange a Pigmentation or Melasma Skin Assessment
Please contact our clinic:
📞 Call 02 9411 4880 to book a consultation.
FAQ Laser Melasma Treatment
AQ – Pigmentation & Melasma Assessment
Q: What is a pigmentation and melasma assessment?
A pigmentation and melasma assessment is a clinical consultation conducted by a qualified medical practitioner. It involves reviewing skin concerns, medical history, and relevant clinical factors to better understand individual skin characteristics.
Q: What happens during the consultation?
During consultation, Dr Peter Kim will assess areas of pigmentation, discuss your concerns and expectations, and explain relevant clinical observations. The focus is on understanding individual skin features rather than promoting specific treatments or outcomes.
Q: Is melasma a medical condition?
Melasma is a recognised skin condition characterised by areas of increased pigmentation. Its presentation and progression can vary between individuals and may be influenced by multiple clinical and environmental factors.
Q: Are all skin types suitable for assessment?
Clinical consultations are available for patients with a wide range of skin types. Individual skin characteristics are considered during assessment, and advice is tailored accordingly.
Q: Will treatment options be discussed?
If appropriate, potential management options may be discussed during a clinical consultation. Any discussion of procedures or interventions occurs within a professional medical setting and follows applicable regulatory and professional guidelines.
Q: How many consultations or sessions are required?
The number of consultations required varies depending on individual clinical factors. This is determined on a case-by-case basis following assessment.
Q: Are risks discussed?
If relevant, potential risks associated with medical procedures are explained during consultation to support informed decision-making.
Q: How are fees handled?
Consultation fees and any potential costs are explained during the consultation and are based on individual clinical considerations.
📞 To arrange a pigmentation or melasma assessment
Please contact the clinic to book a consultation.