Melasma Injection

Melasma injection is a procedure that directly administers a mixture of tranexamic acid (which inhibits melanin production) and PDRN (which promotes skin collagen regeneration) into the skin beneath melasma-affected areas. By suppressing the activity of plasmin, which generates pigments, it effectively removes melasma and provides a whitening effect.

Melasma injection is a procedure that directly injects a mixture of tranexamic acid (Doransamin), which inhibits melanin production, and PDRN (Polydeoxyribonucleotide, a DNA component), which promotes skin collagen regeneration, directly under the skin with melasma. By blocking the activity of plasmin, which produces pigment, it suppresses pigment production, resulting in melasma removal and skin brightening effects.

• Melasma Injection