SUNGBOON EDITOR MELASHOT

The pigment specialist. The only medical-grade device in our range

Made for stubborn pigmentation — for people who've tried vitamin C, retinol and acids and want a more serious option.

• Purpose-built for melasma, sun spots and persistent pigmentation.

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MELASHOT is a serious, medical-grade device made for one thing: stubborn pigmentation. It carries real considerations — including risk for deeper skin tones — and asks something of you: goggles, sun avoidance, and patience for a slower payoff. If pigmentation isn't your main concern, this isn't your device. If you're unsure whether it's right for your skin, please speak to a dermatologist before buying.

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This is you if… your main concern is pigmentation — melasma, sun spots, uneven patches that haven't shifted with serums and acids. You understand this is a serious tool; you'll wear the goggles, avoid the sun, and give it time.

Look elsewhere if… your concern is pores, glow, or absorption — the Booster Pro. Sagging or firming — the Ultra Tune. You have a deeper skin tone or any doubt — please consult a dermatologist before considering this device.

How it works

Dark spots and melasma come from melanin — the pigment your skin makes, often in response to sun and hormones — clustering unevenly. The reason serums, vitamin C, retinol and acids sometimes aren't enough is that they work gradually from the surface, while the pigment can sit deeper and keep being re-triggered.

MELASHOT is a medical-grade device designed to deliver targeted energy to areas of concentrated pigment, working more directly than a topical can. That's why it's for people who've genuinely tried the gentler routes first — a step up in seriousness, not a first resort.

The same reason it's powerful is why it demands respect. Working on pigment means light and energy, so eye protection is non-negotiable, and sun exposure afterwards can undo progress or worsen pigmentation — hence the strict SPF and sun-avoidance guidance. Because melanin responds slowly, real change takes weeks; rushing invites irritation. This is a commitment device.

Used correctly, patiently, and on suitable skin, it's the most direct tool in our range for pigmentation. But it is not right for everyone — it carries real risk for deeper skin tones, and anyone unsure should consult a dermatologist before use. Results vary and take time.

How to use it

Before — every session: put on the supplied eye protection. Start on the lowest setting, especially your first few uses, to learn how your skin responds.

During — pigmentation areas only: target the specific spots or patches as the manual directs. This is not a whole-face device. Don't over-treat an area hoping for faster results — you'll only risk irritation.

After — every day, for the whole course: avoid the sun and wear SPF diligently — the step that makes or breaks results. Give it weeks, track gently, and stop and seek advice if you see anything concerning.

Safety: Medical-grade device for pigmentation. Not suitable for everyone — carries risk for deeper skin tones; consult a dermatologist first if this applies to you or if you are unsure. Use goggles every time. Lowest setting first. Pigmentation areas only. Use SPF and avoid sun exposure. Not for use during pregnancy, over moles or undiagnosed marks, on broken skin, or with photosensitising medication. Results vary and take time. Read the full manual before first use, and consult a professional if you have any doubts.