Uneven tone
Designed to improve the appearance of visible pigmentation and support a more uniform-looking complexion.

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For melasma and persistent pigmentation, a thoughtful plan makes all the difference. Discover MeLine: a professional peel supported by personalised home care and guidance from your Loshen & Crem facialist.
Initial treatment $800 CAD · Home care included · Suitability assessed first
MeLine is a targeted professional skincare programme developed to improve the appearance of uneven pigmentation. It pairs an in-studio application with a specific home-care routine, with protocols adapted to different skin phototypes.
At Loshen & Crem, we begin with your skin’s condition, sensitivity, history and current routine. Together, we decide whether MeLine fits your skin and your ability to follow the aftercare.
A considered programme, with support beyond the treatment room.
Designed to improve the appearance of visible pigmentation and support a more uniform-looking complexion.
Your skin phototype and skin condition guide the approach. Having pigmentation does not automatically make a peel the right choice.
Daily sun protection and a consistent, guided routine help support progress. Melasma can return and needs ongoing management.
A consultation helps us select the right area, protocol and next step.
A professional treatment for suitable pigmentation concerns, with the home care you need to continue the protocol. Your facialist explains what to use, when to use it, and how to care for your skin as it recovers.
Targeted treatment may be considered for localised dark spots or pigment-related brown under-eye circles. The cause of the discolouration and the sensitivity of the area must be assessed first; it is not suitable for every type of dark circle.
A further professional session may be recommended after we review your skin’s response. Timing and ongoing home care are personalised. Your facialist will confirm any products needed before you continue.
MeLine treatments are not discounted. Your complete plan and any further product costs are reviewed before treatment.
Visible improvement is possible. The response, number of treatments and time needed are individual.
Examples shown in our MeLine gallery. Results vary and are not guaranteed. These images do not establish a treatment timeline or number of sessions. Lighting and positioning can affect comparisons.
We review your skin, routine, medications and sensitivities to determine whether to proceed, prepare your skin first, or recommend another approach.
Your professional application follows the selected protocol. We explain the sensations and give you clear aftercare instructions.
Follow your recommended routine, protect your skin from the sun, and allow peeling skin to shed naturally. Check with us before adding other active products.
We review your progress and adjust the next steps. Ongoing care and sun protection remain part of the plan, even once pigmentation looks better.
Flaking may begin around days 2–3. Tightness, itching and redness can occur, and some skin may continue peeling for up to two weeks. We discuss your schedule, exercise, heat exposure and aftercare before you commit. Plan ahead of important events.
Your home routine is an essential part of MeLine. The products, frequency and introduction schedule are selected for your skin and stage of treatment. The first session includes approximately 30 days of home care; maintenance needs are reviewed as you progress.
Discover MeLine home careProducts shown illustrate the range. Your exact routine is selected during your consultation. MeLine Day is not a substitute for sunscreen.
That is what your consultation helps us determine. Sensitive or reactive skin, rosacea, active acne, a compromised barrier and photosensitising medications or supplements may make this approach unsuitable. Tell us about your health history, current products, recent treatments and any pregnancy or breastfeeding before booking a peel.
MeLine has protocols for different phototypes, including deeper skin tones. The correct protocol and suitability must still be assessed individually. Skin tone alone does not determine whether a treatment is right for you.
No permanent result can be promised. Melasma can be persistent and may return. The aim is to improve visible pigmentation and support ongoing management with a tailored routine and consistent sun protection. A dermatologist can confirm the diagnosis and discuss medical options when needed.
There is no single schedule for every client. We assess your pigmentation, skin tolerance and response before recommending further sessions. Improvement is gradual; an early change does not represent a finished result.
Bring your routine to your consultation so we can review it together. Follow the products and schedule provided by your facialist, and ask before reintroducing exfoliants, retinoids or other active treatments. Do not alter prescribed medication without your prescriber’s guidance.
You do not need to choose a peel on your own. Start with a conversation about your pigmentation, your skin’s needs and what feels realistic for you.
5238 Windermere Boulevard · Edmonton, Alberta