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Pigmentation happens when excess melanin builds up in the skin. This can be triggered by:
That’s why pigmentation cannot be treated with one product alone.
This isn’t cosmetic skincare. It’s clinical treatment — done step by step, under a dermatologist.
Pigmentation is excess melanin production that causes dark patches, spots, or uneven skin tone. If marks don’t fade on their own, it’s likely pigmentation — not just tanning.
Sun exposure, acne marks, hormones, genetics, and skin barrier damage are common causes. It usually has multiple root causes, not just one.
Through dermatologist-guided prescription treatment, barrier-safe skincare, sun protection, and root-cause correction. Treatment is personalised and adjusted over time
Pigmentation can be significantly reduced and controlled long-term. Completing the full 6-month plan and maintenance is key to preventing relapse.
You’ll start noticing visible improvement by the 4th to 5th month, with best and more stable results by 6 months.
Yes. Treatments are dermatologist-reviewed, barrier-safe, and introduced gradually. Acne-prone skin is managed alongside pigmentation.
