The MelanoPro Peel System is a clinician-supervised, multi-phase cosmetic program that combines an in-clinic peel with a structured home routine.

For suitable individuals, it may help improve the visible appearance of uneven tone and sun-related discolouration as part of broader pigment care.

MelanoPro Peel System (for visible pigmentation and uneven tone)

What It May Help With

For appropriate candidates, the MelanoPro Peel System may be used with the intention of improving the visible appearance of:

  • Uneven or blotchy-looking tone

  • Certain types of post-inflammatory discolouration (for example, marks that remain after blemishes)

  • A complexion that appears dull or lacklustre

It is not used to diagnose or treat medical pigment disorders. Responses vary between individuals and cannot be guaranteed.

How it works

Under clinician guidance, the program typically includes:

  • An in-clinic application of a peel containing resurfacing and brightening ingredients, selected according to your skin type and history

  • A structured at-home phase, using prescribed products and instructions to support ongoing cosmetic exfoliation and pigment-focused care

The intent is to encourage gradual surface renewal and a more uniform-looking complexion over several weeks. Strength, frequency and duration are adjusted to your skin’s tolerance and response.

Safety, risks & aftercare

All chemical peels and active skincare programs carry risks. Before starting the MelanoPro Peel System, your clinician will:

  • Review your medical and skin history, including medications, previous peels, pigment concerns and any history of sensitivity

  • Examine your skin type and pattern of discolouration

  • Explain the proposed program, its limitations and alternative options (including doing nothing)

  • Discuss possible risks and side effects, including less common but more serious complications

  • Provide written home-care and aftercare instructions specific to the products used

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Frequently Asked Questions

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  • It is a professionally guided resurfacing and home-care program that uses controlled chemical exfoliation and pigment-focused ingredients to support a more uniform, clearer-looking complexion in suitable individuals.

  • The approach can be adjusted for different skin tones and sensitivities, but not everyone will be suitable. Depth, contact time and frequency are customised, and people with very reactive or pigment-prone skin may need a more conservative plan or medical review.

  • Some people notice smoother or more even-looking skin over 4–6 weeks as exfoliation and pigment care progress. Timelines and outcomes differ between individuals, and no specific result can be guaranteed.

  • The program may be used in some cases to support the visible appearance of certain forms of uneven pigmentation, which can include melasma-like patterns. However, melasma is a chronic medical pigment condition, and management often benefits from involvement of a GP or dermatologist. Your clinician will assess whether this cosmetic program is appropriate for you and may recommend medical review or alternative options.

  • You should be prepared for a period of redness, tightness and visible peeling or flaking that can last several days, depending on skin type and formulation strength. Makeup is often delayed for at least 24 hours, and strict sun protection is essential throughout the program.

  • In some cases, complementary options such as LED or hydrating facials may be introduced once the skin has settled, to support comfort and barrier care. Stronger treatments (for example, additional peels or lasers) are usually spaced out or deferred to avoid over-treating the skin.

  • Risks can include:

    • Redness, dryness, peeling and sensitivity

    • Uneven shedding or temporary darkening of pigment

    • Irritation, allergic reaction or prolonged inflammation

    • In susceptible individuals, pigment changes or, rarely, scarring

    Your clinician will outline which risks are most relevant to your skin type and history.

  • Some ingredients commonly used in pigment programs are not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Your clinician will ask about this and, if relevant, may suggest an alternative, more conservative skin-care plan or advise delaying treatment.

  • Many people complete one in-clinic application followed by a set home phase, with review by their clinician. Depending on your skin pattern and goals, a maintenance cycle may be considered every 3–6 months. The exact schedule is individualised.

  • Safety is supported by:

    • Pre-treatment assessment of medical and skin history

    • Use of protocols appropriate to skin type and formulation strength

    • Clear written instructions for home application and aftercare

    • Ongoing monitoring and access to review if concerns arise

    Even with these measures, all chemical peels and active skincare carry risks, and you are encouraged to ask questions and consider whether this program is appropriate for you before proceeding.