Treatments for
'Pigmentation'

Would you like to brighten or even your skin tone? Do you notice patches of melasma? Are you concerned by dark under eye circles?

Explore the common options below that are fantastic to brighten and balance skin tone.

How Skincare helps pigmentation

Pigmentation production can be influenced by a number of issues. As we age it becomes disordered. Hormonal changes can trigger melasma. And sun or irritation from inflammation such as eczema or acne or even inappropriate skincare and treatments can trigger pigmentation deposition.

Good quality skincare is integral to improving existing pigmentation concerns as well as preventing further developing.

Great prescription skincare targets pigmentation by;

-stabilising and strengthening skin

- repairing and balancing pigmentation production

- protecting skin against pigment inducing triggers

We spend time exploring what active ingredients would be best for you and we balance this with what is achievable and realistic for you.

Many products can be used to multitask in your skin care regimen. Tackling lines and wrinkles, laxity, dullness as well as pigmentation.

For more marked pigmentation targeted active ingredients can be added. The choice depending on speed of results as well as personal factors such as sensitivity and skin quality.

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Skin Treatments for pigmentation

In-clinic treatments that focus on repairing and rejuvenating skin are a large part of many treatment plans who's focus is related to improving pigmentation.

They are also fantastic at generally strengthening and repairing the skin which helps prevent further signs of pigmentation.

SkinPen Microneedling uses the body's natural ability to repair to balance pigment production. It is the only medical grade device licensed to treat;

- melasma

- vitiligo

- acne pigmentation

- postinflammatory erythema (redness)

As well as softening lines and wrinkles, reducing pores, treating scars and decreasing laxity.

Polynucleotides are a new injectable treatment that triggers repair of the skin using DNA. They can be used to-

- brighten and even skin tone

- soften pigmentation after acne

- reduce redness after acne

As well as being fantastic in general for repair and rejuvenation of skin and collagen.

Cryotherapy is a fast and effective treatment for individual patches of pigmentation such as

- sun spots

- age spots

The best treatment will depend on your individual needs and we will discuss this at length during your consultation.