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Background: Melasma is an acquired increased pigmentation of the skin, characterized by gray-brown symmetrical patches, mostly in the sun-exposed areas of the skin. Methods: The present study was carried out in the department of dermatology in a teaching institute. A total of 60 patients were enrolled for the study over a period of one year. Results: In those who were treated with GA peeling; 15 % had excellent response, 35 % had good response, 40% had fair response and only 10% had poor response. Out of total 20 patients treated with SA peeling 10% had excellent response, 15% had good response, 45% had fair response and 30% had poor response. In response with micro-dermabrasion no patient had excellent response while good response was seen in 20%, fair response in 40% and poor response in another 40% patients. Conclusion: All three agents were effective and safe in Indian patients, with Glycolic Acid Peel being better effect on melasma patients.

To Study the Therapeutic Efficacy of the Glycolic Acid Peeling, Salicylic Acid Peeling and Micro-Dermabrasion in the Treatment of Melasma