Longevity.haus

Type

Pigmentation

Duration

1 hour

What's included

4 deliverables in this treatment

  • Skin and pigmentation assessment
  • In-clinic Cosmelan mask application
  • Home-removal and maintenance instructions
  • Aftercare and SPF guidance

Cosmelan is a professional depigmentation protocol used to reduce melasma, sun-related discolouration and other forms of uneven pigmentation. It begins with an in-clinic mask that is later removed at home, followed by a structured maintenance phase with prescribed creams. It is one of the more intensive options for stubborn pigmentation and suits patients committed to the home regimen and to strict sun protection.

About this treatment

Cosmelan is a well-known two-phase depigmentation programme designed to tackle melasma and other forms of uneven or sun-induced pigmentation. The intensive phase begins in the clinic, where a depigmenting mask is applied across the treatment area and left in place for a set number of hours before the patient removes it at home according to instructions. This is followed by a maintenance phase using prescribed home creams over the following weeks and…

At Ästhetische Medizin Stettin the protocol starts with an assessment of your skin and the type of pigmentation, since the approach and expectations differ between sun spots and hormonally driven melasma. After the mask phase it is normal to experience redness, tightness and noticeable flaking or peeling for several days to a couple of weeks as the skin renews, during which gentle skincare and rigorous daily sun protection are critical. Pigmentation…

Good to know

Targets
Melasma, sun discolouration
Format
In-clinic mask + home regimen
Commitment
Strict sun protection essential

Who is this for?

Adults with melasma or stubborn uneven pigmentation prepared to follow a home regimen

About the clinic

Reviews, team and credentials

Independent review links and clinic-reported team information.

Clinical team

Run by Dr Katarzyna Wojtarowicz — a graduate of the Pomeranian Medical University in Szczecin (2012), a member of the Polish Society of Aesthetic Medicine and Anti-Aging with over six years in aesthetic medicine, focusing on botulinum-toxin treatment, bruxism and hyperhidrosis, lip enhancement and skin-quality procedures — and Dr Mateusz Wojtarowicz, a graduate of the Pomeranian Medical University, board-certified…

Languages: German, Polish, English

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