Hyper Pigmentation Treatment
Address dark spots, melasma, and uneven skin tone with our advanced hyperpigmentation treatments. Using cutting-edge laser technology, chemical peels, and medical-grade brightening agents, we target stubborn pigmentation at its source for clearer, more radiant skin with lasting results.
Benefits
- Reduces dark spots and melasma
- Evens skin tone
- Brightens overall complexion
- Targets sun damage
- Minimizes age spots
- Improves skin clarity
- Long-lasting results
- Safe for all skin types
The Procedure
Your hyperpigmentation treatment begins with a comprehensive skin analysis to identify the type and depth of pigmentation. We create a customized treatment plan that may include laser therapy, chemical peels, microneedling, or specialized brightening treatments. Each session is tailored to your skin's response and pigmentation severity. Treatments typically last 30-60 minutes, with gradual lightening visible over several weeks.
Ideal Candidates
Hyperpigmentation treatment is ideal for individuals with dark spots, melasma, sun damage, or uneven skin tone. Perfect for those who want to address stubborn pigmentation that doesn't respond to over-the-counter products. Suitable for all skin types when properly customized. Best results are achieved by patients committed to sun protection and following the recommended treatment protocol.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many sessions are needed for hyperpigmentation?
Most patients see significant improvement after 4-6 sessions, spaced 2-4 weeks apart. Deeper pigmentation may require 6-8 sessions for optimal results.
Is hyperpigmentation treatment safe for dark skin?
Yes, our treatments are carefully customized for all skin types. We use specific protocols and lower intensities for darker skin tones to prevent post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
When will I see results from pigmentation treatment?
Initial lightening may be visible within 1-2 weeks, with continued improvement over 4-8 weeks. Full results typically develop after completing the treatment series.
Can hyperpigmentation come back after treatment?
With proper sun protection and maintenance, results are long-lasting. However, new pigmentation can develop from sun exposure, hormonal changes, or aging.
What's the difference between melasma and sun spots?
Melasma is typically hormone-related with larger, symmetrical patches, while sun spots are smaller, discrete spots from UV damage. We customize treatment approaches for each type.
Ready to Experience Hyper Pigmentation Treatment?
Schedule your complimentary consultation today and discover how we can help you achieve clearer, more radiant skin.