Assessment of the pigmentation by the dermatologist
Tranexamic Acid Pigmentation Treatment
A specialised medical injection protocol to treat melasma and stubborn skin pigmentation, under dermatologist supervision.
20 minFrom SAR 600
Tranexamic acid injections are an effective medical protocol for treating melasma and stubborn skin pigmentation, particularly in cases that don't respond to regular brightening creams.
The injection targets the underlying cause of pigmentation and is often used within a comprehensive treatment plan determined by the dermatologist after assessing your case.
What you gain
- Targets the root cause of pigmentation, not just the appearance
- Effective for cases resistant to topical treatments
- A medically supervised, evidence-informed protocol
- Gradual, noticeable results across sessions
- Can be integrated into a comprehensive skin treatment plan
How it works
Determining the right injection protocol for your case
Cleansing the area and administering the injection
Monitoring progress and response to treatment
Complementary home-care recommendations
FAQ
Is this treatment safe?
Yes, it's a medically approved protocol applied under specialist dermatologist supervision after assessing your health.
How many sessions will I need?
This varies with pigmentation severity; the doctor confirms the schedule after examination.
When will I see results?
Gradual improvement across sessions, not an immediate result from the first one.
Are complementary treatments needed?
The doctor may recommend combining injections with topical creams or peeling sessions to boost results.