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Melanotan 2 Information Australia

Learn more about Melanotan 2, skin pigmentation, the Fitzpatrick skin type scale and important information to consider when researching MT2.

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Melanotan 2 information and peptide structure
Melanotan 2 explained

What is Melanotan 2?

Melanotan II, commonly referred to as Melanotan 2 or MT2, is a synthetic peptide that interacts with melanocortin receptors in the body.

It is commonly discussed in connection with pigmentation because melanocortin activity can influence the production of melanin, the pigment responsible for much of the colour in human skin.

Individual responses can vary considerably depending on natural pigmentation, genetics, skin type and other factors.

Melanotan II is not an approved therapeutic product in Australia. The information on this page is general educational information and is not medical advice or instructions for use.

Understanding pigmentation

Melanin, skin type & UV exposure

Understanding your natural skin characteristics is important when learning about pigmentation and how skin responds to ultraviolet exposure.

01

Melanin

Melanin is a naturally occurring pigment responsible for much of the colour in human skin, hair and eyes.

02

Skin Type

Genetics and natural pigmentation influence how easily someone's skin may burn, tan or otherwise respond to UV exposure.

03

UV Exposure

A darker appearance does not eliminate the risks associated with ultraviolet radiation. Sun protection remains important.

Understanding your skin

The Fitzpatrick Skin Type Scale

The Fitzpatrick scale is commonly used to describe how different skin types typically respond to ultraviolet exposure.

Fitzpatrick skin type scale
Type I Very fair

Typically burns very easily and develops minimal tanning.

Type II Fair

Usually burns easily and may gradually develop pigmentation.

Type III Medium

May experience moderate burning and generally tans progressively.

Type IV Olive

Generally burns less easily and develops pigmentation readily.

Type V Brown

Rarely burns and naturally has greater levels of pigmentation.

Type VI Deeply pigmented

Very rarely burns, although UV damage can still occur.

Important: The Fitzpatrick scale is a broad classification system. Everyone's skin is different, and all skin types can be damaged by ultraviolet radiation.
Melanotan 2 side effects information
Important information

Reported Side Effects

Melanotan 2 has been associated with a range of reported side effects. Individual responses vary, and unexpected symptoms should not be ignored.

Nausea or stomach discomfort
Flushing or facial redness
Changes in appetite
Changes to freckles or moles
Headache or feeling unwell
Other unexpected reactions
If you notice a new or changing mole, unusual skin lesion or another health concern, seek advice from an appropriately qualified health professional.
Common questions

Melanotan 2 FAQs

Straightforward answers to common questions about Melanotan 2 and skin pigmentation.

Is Melanotan 2 approved in Australia?
Melanotan II is not an approved therapeutic product in Australia. Information presented here should not be interpreted as medical advice or instructions for use.
What is melanin?
Melanin is a naturally occurring pigment that contributes to the colour of skin, hair and eyes. The amount and type of melanin varies between individuals.
Does skin type affect pigmentation?
Yes. Genetics, existing pigmentation and natural skin characteristics influence how skin responds to ultraviolet exposure and develops pigmentation.
Does darker skin make UV exposure safe?
No. Ultraviolet radiation can damage skin regardless of skin colour or how tanned someone appears.
What should I do if a mole changes?
A new or changing mole or unusual skin lesion should be assessed by an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.
General information only: This page provides educational information and does not replace advice from a doctor, pharmacist or other qualified healthcare professional.

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