Procedures

Melasma injection (intradermal tranexamic acid)

from 24 reviews15 clinics
Delivers tranexamic acid into the dermis by microinjection; tranexamic acid interferes with the plasminogen pathway that drives melanocyte stimulation. It is given as a course of sessions, usually alongside topical therapy or laser toning.
Non-surgicalTopical11 before/after photos
Rating
9.25/ 10
from 24 reviews
Satisfaction
91.7%
from 24 reviews
Downtime
0–3days
Full recovery 8–24 wks
Flight safe
0days after

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How long is the downtime for Melasma injection (intradermal tranexamic acid)?

0–3 days. Full recovery 8–24 wks · Flight safe 0 days

Melasma relapses after treatment stops, and localised hypopigmentation at injection sites has been reported as an adverse effect of intradermal microinjection.
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Last updated 2026-08-06