Hyperpigmentation Treatment

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Experience treatments that are meticulously tailored to your unique needs, and delivered with a blend of the finest quality and passionate care, the radiant results truly shine through.

Leveraging professional hyperpigmentation solutions such as chemical peels, laser therapy, IPL (Intense Pulsed Light), and microdermabrasion, our beauty center delivers accelerated, visible results. We go the extra mile, providing personalized treatments meticulously formulated by our seasoned chemists and employing premium-grade products. This ensures delivering you with high-performance, safe, and effective solutions for all skin types.

How We Treat Hyperpigmentation

Treatment options for hyperpigmentation vary depending on the cause and severity of the condition. Treatment can vary from medical grade topical substance, chemical peels, microdermabrasion, laser therapy, and intense pulsed light (IPL) treatments can also help improve hyperpigmentation. Once we evaluate your skin condition we can recommend the most suitable treatment approach for you.

Chemical Peels:

These involve the application of a chemical solution to the skin, causing it to “blister” and eventually peel off, revealing fresh, less pigmented skin beneath. The chemicals used also promote new skin growth. There are various types of peels ranging from superficial to deep peels, depending on the severity of hyperpigmentation.

Laser Therapy:

Laser therapy, such as fractional laser resurfacing, uses targeted beams of light to treat hyperpigmentation. The laser light is absorbed by the pigmented areas, which breaks up the melanin clusters and triggers the body’s natural healing process. The result is a more even skin tone once the skin has healed.

Dermabrasion:

This is a more intense version of microdermabrasion that removes deeper layers of the skin and is often reserved for more severe cases of hyperpigmentation. 

What are the Types and Causes of Hyperpigmentation?

These are dark spots that develop due to prolonged sun exposure. They commonly appear on areas of the skin that are frequently exposed to the sun. Another form of hyperpigmentation could be grayish-brown patches which are most likely melasma which is often associated with hormonal changes. PIH, Post Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation occurs as a result of inflammation or injury to the skin, such as acne, eczema, burns, or cuts. It leads to dark spots or patches in the affected area once the inflammation or injury has healed.

Sun Spots, Age Spots, Dark Spots

Sun spots, often referred to as age spots, liver spots, or solar lentigines, are flat, brown, gray, or black spots on the skin that usually occur in areas exposed to the sun. They are the result of an excess production of melanin, the pigment responsible for skin, hair, and eye color. Sun spots are flat and can range in size from a small freckle to more than a centimeter across. They usually have a clearly defined edge and can cluster together, making them appear larger.

Location? These spots often develop on areas most exposed to the sun, such as the face, back of the hands, forearms, forehead, chest, and shoulders.

The Cause of Sun Spots?

Sun Exposure: Chronic exposure to the sun or frequent use of tanning beds can increase the chance of developing sun spots due to the UV rays stimulating the production of melanin.

Aging: as people age, their skin is more susceptible to developing sun spots, which is why they are sometimes referred to as age spots.

PIH – Post Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation

Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) refers to the development of dark patches or spots on the skin that arise after an inflammatory skin condition or injury has started healing. Essentially, it is a skin reaction where increased melanin production occurs in response to inflammation. PIH presents as flat spots of discoloration. These can range in color from pink to red, brown, or black, depending on the individual’s skin tone and the depth of the pigmentation.

Causes: PIH can occur as a result of various skin conditions and external injuries, including: Acne, eczema, psoriasis, insect bites, cuts and burns and other.

Depth of a Treatment

Experience the advantage of professional hyperpigmentation treatments, skillfully executed by our certified medical aestheticians. Our customized therapies are designed to reach the deeper strata of your skin, beyond the capability of over-the-counter products. This approach is particularly potent for tackling severe or stubborn hyperpigmentation issues. Trust in our professionals who meticulously care for your skin, providing a level of detail and treatment precision that is simply unparalleled.

Prevention and Protection

Embrace the wisdom of prevention over cure. By initiating hyperpigmentation treatment early, you can protect your skin and potentially prevent further darkening. This proactive approach not only helps manage the condition more effectively but also provides an opportunity for closer monitoring and better control over skin health. We encourage consulting our professional skin care team with most suitable treatment plan tailored to your skin type.