While ME LINE peel treatments can effectively reduce pigmentation and improve skin tone, it’s important to understand that pigmentation issues may not be “cured” permanently. Pigmentation concerns such as hyperpigmentation or melasma can be managed and improved with treatments like ME LINE peels, but they may require ongoing maintenance and sun protection to prevent recurrence. Additionally, factors such as genetics, hormonal changes, sun exposure, and lifestyle habits can contribute to pigmentation concerns, so addressing these factors and following a consistent skincare regimen are important for long-term results. ME LINE peel treatments can provide significant improvement in pigmentation issues, but regular follow-up treatments and proper skincare maintenance are often necessary to maintain results over time.

These may include pregnancy or breastfeeding, active skin infections or irritations, recent sunburn or tanned skin, history of keloid scarring, certain medications or medical conditions, recent use of certain skincare products, and known skin sensitivities or allergies.

The duration for Meline peel to peel down can vary depending on factors such as the specific peel formulation used, the individual’s skin type and sensitivity, and the depth of the peel. Generally, the peeling process typically begins within a few days after the peel treatment and may last anywhere from several days to a week or more. Initially, the skin may appear slightly red or tight, followed by the gradual development of flaking or peeling as the outer layers of the skin shed. It’s important to follow post-treatment care instructions provided by the skincare professional to support the peeling process and ensure optimal results. These instructions often include gentle cleansing, moisturizing, and sun protection to minimize irritation and promote skin healing. It’s essential to avoid picking or forcefully removing the peeling skin, as this can lead to complications such as scarring or infection.