01 · Overview
Pigmentation can arise from sun exposure, inflammation, hormones, medication or an underlying skin disorder. Correct diagnosis matters because aggressive treatment can worsen pigment in Indian skin. Plans may combine daily photoprotection, topical therapy, peels or carefully selected devices.
02 · May help with
Is this treatment
right for you?
- Uneven skin tone
- Post-acne marks
- Sun-induced spots
- Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation
03 · Your journey
Identify the pigment pattern
Review triggers and products
Begin barrier and sun protection
Add targeted treatment gradually
The timeline varies with the cause and depth of pigment. Maintenance and trigger control are often important.
Topical plans may have little downtime; peels or device-based treatment can cause temporary redness or flaking.
Unsupervised bleaching combinations, excessive exfoliation and poorly selected lasers can cause irritation, rebound pigmentation or ochronosis.
04 · Common questions
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Why does pigmentation return?+
UV exposure, visible light, hormones and inflammation can reactivate pigment, so prevention is part of treatment.
Is every dark patch melasma?+
No. Several disorders resemble melasma and should be differentiated before treatment.
This page provides general education and does not replace an individual medical consultation. Suitability, benefits, risks and outcomes vary.