The NHS recommends consulting a dermatologist for melasma treatment, which may include creams containing hydroquinone, tretinoin, or azelaic acid.
A study published in the Journal of Clinical and Aesthetic Dermatology found that creams containing tranexamic acid were effective in reducing melasma pigmentation.
From topical creams to chemical peels, Harper's Bazaar rounds up the best melasma removal treatments available in the UK, including products from SkinCeuticals and La Roche-Posay.
The British Association of Dermatologists provides a guide to melasma treatment creams, including information on ingredients, side effects, and potential interactions.
InStyle magazine reviews the best melasma creams available in the UK, including products from Dermalogica and Obagi, and provides tips for preventing hyperpigmentation.
A dermatologist explains the benefits and risks of using chemical peels for melasma removal in this video from the Skin Care Channel.
The Cochrane Review provides an in-depth analysis of the evidence for melasma treatments, including creams, lasers, and chemical peels, to help inform treatment decisions.
This online skincare community provides reviews and ratings of melasma creams and treatments, including products from Paula's Choice and The Ordinary, to help users find the best options for their skin.