Tranexamic Acid for Melasma: How It Helps and What to Know
10 October 2026
A useful partner to lasers for stubborn pigment
Tranexamic acid is an ingredient that helps calm the signals that drive melasma pigment. It is used in creams, in-clinic injections and sometimes tablets. It works best combined with gentle toning lasers and strict sun protection.
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