Hyper Pigmentation

Before & After

  

Causes of Hyperpigmentation

• Excess Sun Exposure – UV rays trigger melanin production, leading to dark spots.
• Hormonal Changes – Pregnancy, menopause, and birth control pills can cause melasma.
• Skin Injuries & Inflammation – Acne, eczema, or burns can leave dark marks.
• Genetics – Some individuals are more prone to hyperpigmentation.
• Medications & Medical Conditions – Certain drugs and conditions like Addison’s disease can lead to skin darkening.

Effects of Hyperpigmentation

• Uneven skin tone and discoloration.
• Dark patches on the face, hands, or body.
• Reduced skin brightness and radiance.
• Emotional impact, affecting confidence and self-esteem.

Best Treatments for Hyperpigmentation

• Chemical Peels – Exfoliates the skin and removes pigmented layers.
• Laser Skin Resurfacing – Targets and breaks down melanin deposits.
• Microneedling with PRP – Stimulates collagen production and fades pigmentation.
• HydraFacial & Medi Facials – Brightens the skin and reduces dark spots.
• Glutathione & Vitamin C Therapy – Lightens skin tone and prevents further pigmentation.
• Skin-Lightening Serums & Creams – Products with Kojic Acid, Niacinamide, and Retinol help reduce pigmentation.
• Sunscreen with SPF 50+ – Prevents further darkening of spots.

Prevention & Aftercare

• Always wear sunscreen to prevent UV damage.
• Use gentle skincare products to avoid irritation.
• Include antioxidants like Vitamin C in your skincare routine.
• Avoid picking at acne or scars to prevent dark marks.
• Stay hydrated and maintain a healthy diet for glowing skin.

Achieve clear, even-toned skin with the right treatment and skincare routine!