Mrs. Surekha Lashkare | 50-year-old, Female | Nursing Staff (Senior Position)
Mrs. Surekha Lashkare, a 50-year-old nursing professional in a senior role, had been struggling with stubborn melasma for several years. The recurring facial pigmentation was taking a toll on her confidence, leading her to avoid social events. Looking for an effective and permanent solution, she consulted Dermatrix for expert care.
Concern / Complaint
Surekha presented with a long history of facial melasma that had persisted despite home remedies and cosmetic treatments. The pigmentation was mainly concentrated on her cheeks and forehead, making her feel self-conscious. She expressed that her condition was affecting her social life and professional confidence, often avoiding gatherings and interactions. Previous attempts with over-the-counter creams offered only temporary relief, with pigmentation returning within weeks. Her primary concern was finding a reliable treatment that would deliver long-lasting results without significant side effects.
History
She had been suffering from facial melasma for the past several years. There was no history of systemic illnesses, significant medication use, or hormonal disorders. Previous self-directed treatments included fairness creams and cosmetic products, which failed to control her pigmentation effectively. Family history was not contributory. With no other underlying medical conditions, she was deemed a suitable candidate for advanced dermatological intervention.
Diagnosis
On clinical evaluation, Mrs. Lashkare was diagnosed with chronic epidermal melasma, characterized by diffuse brown pigmentation on the malar and forehead regions. The lesions were well-demarcated, symmetrical, and had shown resistance to conventional topical therapies. A complete medical review confirmed the absence of contraindications, making her an ideal candidate for Cosmelan depigmentation therapy.
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