MELA Triple Toning
Three steps against pigment that keeps coming back.

Who it's for
- Melasma that returns after toning
- Uneven, dull skin tone
- Sun spots and post-inflammatory pigment
How it works
Pico or Clarity toning breaks melanin down. Potenza microneedle RF renews the deeper skin environment. Then a whitening enzyme developed at Wells is driven in with LDM ultrasound.
- 01
Pico or Clarity toning — melanin
Laser toning breaks pigment into fine particles.
- 02
Potenza microneedle RF — skin environment
Energy delivered deeper renews the skin environment. Recent research points to senescent fibroblasts, collagen loss and a weakened basement membrane as mechanisms in melasma skin.
- 03
Wells whitening enzyme + LDM
An enzyme developed in-house is applied and driven into the skin with LDM ultrasound.
| Laser only | MELA Triple | |
|---|---|---|
| Target | Melanin only | Melanin + skin environment + in-house whitening solution |
| Recurrence | Common | Managed at several stages of the pigment cycle |
Not just laser plus laser
The protocol combines pigment targeting, environment renewal and a whitening solution developed at Wells into a single session — designed for pigment that has come back before.
Recent studies point to senescent fibroblasts and a weakened basement membrane in melasma — which is why we treat the skin environment, not only the pigment.
Questions about this treatment
How many sessions are needed?
The listed price is per session. Melasma is managed over time; the dermatologist sets the number and interval at consultation.
Is it suitable for Asian skin?
The dermatologist confirms suitability for your skin type in person before the first session.
Individual results vary. Side effects are possible — every treatment starts with a dermatologist consultation.



