Dermatology
Pigmentation Treatment
Targeted management of melasma, sun damage and post-inflammatory pigmentation.
- Duration
- 45 minutes
- Downtime
- Varies by the procedures included.
- Results
- Gradual over 3–6 months, with maintenance ongoing.
- Sessions
- Ongoing plan with regular review
Pigmentation is among the most common concerns we see, and among the most easily made worse by the wrong treatment. Melasma in particular is a chronic, relapsing condition that requires management rather than a one-off procedure.
Assessment first establishes the type of pigmentation, because sun damage, melasma and post-inflammatory marks respond to different approaches. Treatment combines prescription topicals, carefully chosen in-clinic procedures and rigorous daily sun protection, which is the single most important factor in the outcome.
Benefits
- Correct identification of pigmentation type
- Plans designed for pigment-prone skin
- Combines topical, in-clinic and photoprotection
- Focus on preventing recurrence
Treatment options
Areas and tiers bookable under this treatment. Which is right for you — and what it costs — is confirmed at consultation.
- Melasma Programme
- Post-Inflammatory Pigmentation
- Sun Damage & Sunspots
What happens during treatment
Diagnosis
The type and depth of pigmentation is established at consultation.
Preparation
Skin is prepared with prescribed topicals before any procedure.
In-clinic treatment
Peels or laser are introduced cautiously where appropriate.
Maintenance
A long-term maintenance and photoprotection plan is put in place.
Common questions
Melasma is a chronic condition that tends to relapse, particularly with sun exposure and hormonal change. It is managed rather than cured, and daily sun protection is essential to holding the result.
