Cosmelan Depigmentation Treatment

Cosmelan is a professional depigmentation protocol used to fade melasma, sun spots and other stubborn pigmentation. An in-clinic mask is applied and then continued with a guided home-care routine that works to reduce excess pigment and even out skin tone over the following weeks. Delivered by a physician with a clear aftercare plan, it suits patients troubled by patchy or persistent discolouration of the face.

Cosmelan is a two-phase professional depigmentation treatment designed to reduce melasma, post-inflammatory marks, sun-induced spots and other forms of stubborn facial pigmentation. The first phase is an in-clinic mask applied to the skin and left on for a period before being removed at home as instructed; the second phase is a structured home-care routine using maintenance creams that work to regulate the activity of the pigment-producing cells, which is associated with a gradual, visible evening-out of skin tone over the following weeks and months. At the clinic of dr Katarzyna Wojtarowicz the skin is assessed and prepared, and the physician applies the mask and explains the precise schedule for removing it and starting the home products. In the days after the mask, expect redness, tightness and some flaking as the skin renews; meticulous moisturising and rigorous daily sun protection are essential and are central to the result, since UV exposure can quickly undo depigmentation work. The maintenance phase is continued for several weeks as directed and is important for both achieving and holding the improvement. Cosmelan suits adults with melasma or persistent uneven pigmentation who are prepared to follow the home-care and sun-protection routine; it is assessed and planned by the physician, and is not used during pregnancy or breastfeeding, when melasma is best managed conservatively.