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Is V beam safe with melasma?

ae364Aug 19, 2016
I'm Fitz II. Developed melasma AFTER coming off the pill. It's not super dark, but it's noticeable. Mostly on my forehead and upper cheeks. I've also got mild rosacea with lots of diffuse redness all over and many tiny red veins on cheeks/nose. Flushing DEFINITELY makes my melasma look darker. Vbeam has been recommended for the redness, mini melanage for melasma. I'm so eager try the vbeam but so afraid of darkening melasma.

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