Laser
Pigmentation & Melasma Programmes
A combined, cautious approach to pigmentation — because pigment responds best to strategy, not aggression.
What is it?
Pigmentation programmes combine in-clinic treatment with prescribed home care and rigorous photoprotection. Because pigment conditions such as melasma can recur, the emphasis is on long-term control rather than a single dramatic intervention.
What does it address?
- Melasma
- Post-inflammatory pigmentation
- Sun-related dark spots
- Uneven skin tone
Who may benefit?
Assessment identifies the type and depth of pigmentation, which determines the safest approach for your skin.
What to expect
- 01
Diagnosis
The pattern and likely drivers of pigmentation are assessed.
- 02
Preparation
Home care and sun protection are established first.
- 03
In-clinic phase
Carefully selected treatments introduced gradually.
- 04
Long-term control
Maintenance planning to reduce recurrence risk.
Results
Pigmentation typically improves gradually and can recur, particularly with sun exposure. Expectations are set realistically from the start.
Frequently asked questions
Can pigmentation be cured?+
Many pigment conditions are managed rather than cured; control is the realistic goal.
Is sunscreen really essential?+
Yes — daily photoprotection is central to any pigmentation plan.
Why not start with a strong laser?+
Aggressive treatment can worsen pigment; a graded approach is safer.