“Still in shock that in under a month, my age spots that were haunting me at 56 are completely gone!” - Becky
Mela 100 helps fade stubborn melasma, dark spots, acne marks, and age spots by targeting pigmentation from multiple angles. Powerful on dark spots, gentle on sensitive skin. Use morning and night for a clearer, more even-looking complexion in 6–8 weeks.
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We know there’s no such thing as an overnight fix, and we won’t promise one. What we do promise is a powerful formula designed to fade stubborn dark spots, improve uneven skin tone and help keep pigmentation under control with consistent use.
Mela 100 uses a multi-pathway approach to pigmentation, targeting several of the processes involved in dark spot formation rather than relying on just one mechanism. At the same time, it’s designed to support the skin barrier, calm irritation and remain gentle enough for consistent daily use.
WHY WE’RE DIFFERENT
Mela 100 is designed for all skin tones, targeting stubborn dark spots and uneven pigmentation without changing your natural skin tone. Its gentle, fragrance-free formula is made for consistent daily use, including on sensitive skin.
Daily routine
After cleansing skin, apply one pump to the hyperpigmented area and gently massage.
It can be used as a spot treatment, all over face, or as directed by your doctor.
Our dermatologists suggest using a gentle hydrating moisturizer after applying.
Be sure to wear a mineral-based sunscreen with minimum SPF 30 daily, as your skin will be extra sensitive to sun exposure.
Find clearer, more even-looking skin with zero risk. Mela 100 comes with a complete satisfaction promise: if you’re not happy with your results, we’ll make it right with a full refund—no questions asked.
We know trying yet another serum for melasma and stubborn dark spots can feel like a gamble. That’s why we’ve eliminated the risk entirely. Use Mela 100 consistently as part of your routine and see the results for yourself. If you’re not satisfied, simply let us know within 60 days and we’ll process your full refund.
TARGET DARK SPOTS
Key ingredients include:
BRIGHTEN & DEFEND
Key ingredients include:
SOOTHE & HYDRATE
Key ingredients include:
MADE FOR DAILY, SENSITIVE-SKIN USE
Designed to be:
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Multiple pigment pathways. Clinically meaningful doses.
Targets pathways involved in stubborn pigmentation to help visibly fade dark spots and melasma.
Pigment Triggers
Helps limit pigment transfer while supporting a stronger, calmer skin barrier.
Pigment Transfer
Helps slow excess pigment production and visibly fade persistent dark spots and uneven tone.
Pigment Production
Targets pigment-making enzymes to help reduce the appearance of stubborn dark spots.
Intensive Correction
Helps brighten dull skin and improve uneven-looking tone.
Soothes and hydrates while supporting the skin barrier.
Antioxidant support against environmental stress.
Works with Niacinamide for a more even-looking tone.
I’ve struggled with stubborn pigmentation on my cheeks for years. After using this consistently, the patches look noticeably lighter and my skin tone looks much more even.
Most brightening serums barely made a difference for me. This feels much more targeted. My melasma looks softer and less noticeable, especially across my cheeks.
The darker areas around my cheeks and upper lip have always made me self-conscious. They’re looking much less obvious now and my whole complexion looks brighter.
I was worried a dark spot serum would irritate my sensitive skin, but this has been really comfortable to use. It absorbs quickly and my pigmentation is gradually looking more even.
I’ve been applying it consistently to the darker patches on my face and they’re already starting to look less noticeable. My skin overall looks clearer and more even too.
I’ve only been using it for two weeks, so I know melasma takes time. I can already see a small improvement in my darker patches though, so I’m definitely going to keep using it.
I have had melasma for years & spent thousands of dollars on laser treatments and products, which didn't really help. Mela 100 did the impossible for my skin tone and overall appearance! My skin is much clearer and brighter now, and my friends can't believe how great my skin looks.
I've been using Mela 100 for 3 months and the difference is incredible! My spots are breaking up and disappearing, not just fading. Thank you so, so much to the Fantony team!
I tried several different products promising to lighten my dark spots, got a couple of chemical peels claiming to do the same, and also went to a dermatologist who prescribed hydroquinone, which I used for almost a year with very little results. I'm in love with my results and can honestly say Mela 100 worked for me!
More than a year later and my face has gotten clearer and clearer. I've stayed consistent with Mela 100 and my skincare routine, and the difference in my complexion has been incredible. My skin looks clearer, more even, and I couldn't be happier with my results. #Mela100ReallyWorks
My spots appeared during pregnancy and never went away. Just 60 days on Mela 100 and I feel like a different person. No more being self-conscious, no more explaining, just clearer, more even-looking skin!
I've tried so many products and nothing worked until I tried Mela 100. The pictures you see show the difference after only 25 days of using it. A miracle for me? Yes. It really, really does work. As you can see, no filters and no makeup. I recommend it—you will not regret it. I'M SO HAPPY.
Whenever someone took a picture of me, I would ask them not to show anybody because you could see my spots. It was just a big weight on my shoulders that wouldn't go away. After I started using Mela 100, I began seeing a difference in my face within 2 weeks.
OUR EXPERTS
Dr. Elena Marin
Dermatologist
Dr. Adrian Kline
Dermatologist
Dr. Maya Variani
Dermatologist
Dr. Daniel Correa
Dermatologist
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Overall rating: 4.8 / 5 from 161 reviews.
The goal was improvement without irritating my skin into looking worse. For about five weeks, I kept the routine almost boringly consistent. Sun spots around my temples looks more even without foundation. foundation sits better. I would take this sort of gradual improvement over a harsh fast treatment any day. For me, that result justifies buying it again.
I’m usually the person who gives up on skincare after ten days. For me, i saw almost nothing at first, which made me question the purchase. I kept going once a day because at least my skin was calm. Since early spring, those flat dark marks left behind after pimples is much easier to cover. Personally, the slow-but-steady result works for me.
Sceptical about these things tbh the effect is gradual, not cinematic. I used it in a very basic routine, kept sunscreen in the routine, and the patch right above my mouth that concealer never quite hid ended up noticeably less dominant. That is enough for me tho it does SOMETHING which is already more than 90% of what I've tried
I’d almost accepted brown spots that made my complexion look uneven as something I just had to cover. The darker marks have softened, while the lighter ones moved faster. For me, i didn’t change cleanser or moisturiser while testing it. Personally, the biggest difference for me is confidence rather than some impossible ‘perfect skin’ effect. I’ll keep using it. In my experience, one deeper area is still taking its time, which is why I am trying not to oversell the result. On my skin, the smaller marks have responded more noticeably. For my routine, if the remaining patch follows the same direction over the next month or two, I will be very happy. Personally, for now, the progress is enough to justify continuing.
I decided to judge this by photos, not by how I felt about my face on a random morning. My husband noticed the change one morning before I said anything. That was around about five weeks in. Pigmentation that got much more obvious after my pregnancies was the main thing I was trying to improve.
My problem with random TikTok recommendations was never week one; it was week four when my skin had had enough. This has been easier to live with. After a good ten weeks, pigmentation that always looks worse after summer looks softer, and I have not needed a recovery week.
I can see more of my actual skin tone and less of the patchiness. Win.
I packed this almost absent-mindedly for a trip, used it as normal, then realised in a brutally bright hotel mirror that my complexion looked more even. Nice surprise.
good serum. took time tho maybe 2 months or more but it did work would recommend
My expectations were somewhere between ‘probably nothing’ and ‘please don’t irritate me’. The target was pigmentation across my forehead. The early difference was tiny; later photos show a softer contrast and more even tone. It did not erase the patch, but it stopped dominating my face. That counts as a meaningful result to me.
I was mostly hoping not to make my pigmentation worse. I simply wasn’t using as much over pigmentation that got much more obvious after my pregnancies. I checked photos and, yes, isn't gone, but it no longer dominates my face.
I’d almost accepted uneven pigmentation as something I just had to cover. For me, for once, patience paid off. The biggest difference for me is confidence rather than some impossible ‘perfect skin’ effect. Personally, my skin stayed comfortable, which is a bigger deal to me than a fast result. I’ve seen enough to want another bottle. In my experience, i also became stricter about sunscreen while testing this because I know there is little point working on pigmentation and then letting UV undo the effort. On my skin, i cannot separate every bit of progress between good sun habits and the serum, but the combination has been much more successful than my old stop-start approach. foundation sits better.
I wanted improvement, not another peel-my-face-off experience. For me, sounds tiny, but that was new. Personally, later I compared photos and the improvement was definitely there. The biggest lesson for me has been not to confuse irritation with effectiveness. I used to think a product had to tingle, peel or make my face feel tight to be doing something. This has been much less dramatic. Over a couple of months, the colour has softened while my skin has stayed comfortable, and that trade-off suits me far better.
I used to treat each morning like an exam my skin could fail. This time I tried consistency instead of judgement. After around eight weeks, hyperpigmentation that had stopped responding to my usual routine has eased enough that I’m not reaching for a magnifying mirror or heavy concealer. That feels like progress in more than one sense.
I did not notice the pigmentation change first; I noticed my makeup routine getting shorter. Fewer layers over that annoying darker area over my lip, less checking in the car mirror, less fuss.
I’m terrible at sticking to complicated routines. But this one is easy to work into my routine, no irritation for me, and the darker spots I pick up every sunny holiday has softened around the edges. My one reservation is speed the deepest mark still needs work. For me the benefits easily beat the minor drawbacks.
my skin and strong brightening products do not get along. i use it at night after cleansing and after nearly two months its better. the patchy pigment i was left with after having children has softened around the edges. no hot face, no peeling drama im keeping it
I only realised how much old breakout marks that seem to outlive the actual breakout bothered me when I stopped wearing foundation every day. My old makeup routine was colour corrector, foundation, then concealer right over that spot. Somewhere around six-ish weeks, I realised I had stopped doing the first step. That unconscious change told me more than staring at my skin every day. I should mention that my skin can be fussy, so I was more worried about irritation than speed. A faster product is useless to me if I have to stop after a week. With this, I have been able to stay consistent without creating a second problem. The result is gradual, but the routine is sustainable, and I value that.
A friend mentioned my skin looked more even before I noticed it myself. Positives: easy to work into my routine, no irritation for me, and patchy tone around my chin and mouth has become noticeably less patchy. The downside is the waiting; one deeper patch is still hanging on. The good outweighs the slow pace for me, so I’m happy.
Here’s the non-glamorous version: I used it, waited, and kept using it. I’ve repeated the same cycle with drugstore dark-spot serums: start enthusiastically, irritate my skin, give up. This was less exciting but far more usable. I stuck with it pretty much every night, and by around eight weeks, brown spots that made my complexion look uneven has stopped being the first thing I see in the mirror. Sustainable beats dramatic for me. For me, i deliberately waited before writing because pigmentation reviews written after four days are basically first impressions. My skin needed time. The photos from the beginning and now are not night and day, but they are different: less patchiness, softer edges, and less contrast where patchy skin tone used to stand out. Personally, that is enough evidence for me to keep going.
Nothing in my routine was really touching the stubborn patches I’ve had since becoming a mum. Positives: easy to work into my routine, no irritation for me, and the stubborn patches I’ve had since becoming a mum is still there, but definitely lighter. If I had to nitpick, the stubborn area is taking its sweet time. Four stars feels fair at this stage.
Got it as the bundle so it's just 1 simple routine, consistently in the evening, and pigmentation that always looks worse after summer looks more even without foundation. That is a much better setup for me. For me, i’d rather have this kind of steady result than irritation with too heavy stuff (had that in the past works but it's too much for my skin to handle).
i was ready to complain then my own before photo humbled me 😂 keeping it.
Natural light used to be brutal on the brown speckles by my temples. It did not perform a miracle, which is fortunate because I don’t believe in those. The brown speckles by my temples has stopped being the first thing I see in the mirror. I’ll keep using it.
I was amazed at how well this stuff worked. After one month of using it, my skin was already looking much better.
I used to build coverage over melasma and general discolouration like I was plastering a wall. After about five weeks, I can get away with tinted moisturiser most days. Very happy with that.
I really satisfied like you can see,everything has changed since I started with Fantony I tried everything and nothing worked and it was even coming back...
After giving it a fair chance, after my second baby I was left with a brown mask across my forehead and upper cheeks. The edges of my pigmentation look more broken up and less like one solid dark patch. I paired it with the Fantony cleanser and Mela UV so I could keep the whole routine straightforward. I'd rather have steady progress than another harsh quick fix.
My concealer was doing overtime because of the blotchy areas that show through makeup on my cheeks. I’m glad I did not add three other treatments at the same time because now I can actually judge it. I noticed the tone looking more balanced before individual spots looked dramatically different. Nothing about the process has been dramatic, and I actually mean that as a compliment. No miracle claims from me. I am getting another bottle.
Age-and-sun spots that had slowly multiplied. For nine weeks. No peeling. No drama. Is finally moving in the right direction. Keeping it.
My problem with two salon peels was never week one; it was week four when my skin had had enough. For me, this has been easier to live with. After three months, the uneven brown patches near my hairline looks softer, and I have not needed a recovery week. Personally, for context, I am not starting from a few tiny freckles. The darker patch in the middle of my forehead had been obvious enough that I planned makeup around it. In my experience, the change has not been a clean before/after jump; it has been a slow reduction in contrast. Some days I barely notice it, other days I still do, but the overall direction across a couple of months is clearly better.
I nearly gave up on it. Glad I didn’t. cause this finally helps nice balance of not too high of a dosage but still very potent would recommend everyone!
One random phone photo convinced me I needed to do something about post-pregnancy melasma across my cheeks. The fact I used this long enough to see the stubborn patches I’ve had since becoming a mum has improved gradually rather than dramatically is almost a review by itself. For me, easy routine, no drama, visible improvement. Personally, i’ve tried to keep this fair by not changing half my bathroom cabinet at the same time, especially with post-pregnancy melasma across my cheeks. Before this I had bounced between expensive peels and whatever was being recommended that month. For this test I kept the boring basics stable, used the treatment alongside daily SPF, and watched the same areas instead of chasing overall ‘glow’. That made the improvement in the stubborn patches I’ve had since becoming a mum much easier to judge.
There was one particular patch I could not stop looking at. After just over a month, I have to give it credit: the stubborn patches I’ve had since becoming a mum doesn’t jump out at me in photos anymore. Not erased. Improved.
Uneven pigmentation had been annoying me for ages and i use it once a day and after a solid twelve weeks its better. The hyperpigment that had stopped responding to my usual routine has softened around the edges. zero sting for me and no redness im keeping it
I've been using the Fantony serum for 3 weeks and the difference is incredible! My spots are breaking up and disappearing (not just fading).
I used to attack the little brown reminders every breakout leaves behind with colour corrector every morning. Now half the time I forget. Excellent sign.
Great, fast shipping too!
Not magic cream but will work if you're consistent. The pace feels realistic, and my skin is happier for it. That’s genuinely all I wanted from it just a nice balance of working but not too agressively
Pigmentation that always looks worse after summer. For me, long enough to finish a bottle. No peeling. No drama. Personally, is finally moving in the right direction. Keeping it.
