Dermatology
Pigmentation Care
Structured management of melasma, sun-induced pigmentation and post-inflammatory marks.
- Appointment
- 30–45 minutes
- Typical course
- Series over 3–6 months
About this treatment
Pigmentation is common in Indian skin and responds best to a patient, layered approach: identify the type, control the triggers, then treat.
Plans usually combine daily photoprotection, prescribed topicals and, where suitable, in-clinic peels or laser sessions. Recurrence is possible, particularly with melasma, so maintenance matters.
Who it suits
- Melasma across the cheeks, forehead or upper lip
- Sun-related tanning and uneven tone
- Dark marks left behind by acne
- Patients able to commit to daily sun protection
Step by step
How the treatment progresses
- 01
Typing
Determining whether pigment is epidermal, dermal or mixed.
- 02
Stabilise
Photoprotection and prescribed topicals as the base of every plan.
- 03
Procedures
Peels or laser sessions added only when the skin is prepared.
- 04
Maintenance
A long-term routine with periodic photographic review.
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