Pigmentation refers to darkening of the skin due to excess melanin production. It may appear as dark patches, uneven tone, tanning, or dullness. The causes range from sun exposure and hormonal changes to inflammation, lifestyle factors, and certain medications.
Brown or grey-brown patches over cheeks, forehead, nose, and upper lip. Triggered by sun exposure, hormones, pregnancy, or genetics.
Dark marks left after acne, eczema, injury, or any skin inflammation.
Diffuse darkening due to UV exposure. Common on face, neck, arms, and back.
Small, scattered brown spots that increase with sun exposure.
General lack of brightness, rough texture, and patchy tone.
Sun damage and tanning
Pregnancy, birth control
Kitchen, steam, workouts
Family history
Acne, eczema, injuries
Certain drugs causing pigmentation
Rubbing or scrubbing
Poor skin barrier health
Dermatologist-grade peels (AHA, BHA, TCA, yellow peel etc.) to exfoliate dull skin, reduce pigmentation, and brighten tone. Improves tan, melasma, and acne marks.
USFDA-approved laser technology to target melanin at deeper levels. Helps in melasma (controlled protocols), freckles, tan, and persistent brown patches.
Gentle laser sessions to break excess pigmentation and improve clarity, brightness, and uniformity.
Laser-based carbon facial to reduce tan, oiliness, and dullness while boosting glow.
Topical depigmenting agents such as:
Used under supervision to lighten pigmentation safely.
Barrier-strengthening routines to prevent irritation and rebound pigmentation, especially for melasma-prone skin.
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