Explore Skin Concerns
A clearer, more even-looking complexion starts with finding out what is causing the pigmentation.
Book a pigmentation consultationUnderstanding your skin
Pigmentation may appear as individual sun spots, marks left after acne, or larger patches such as melasma. They need different approaches, so we assess your skin before recommending treatment.
01 / Sun spots
Sun spots often appear on areas exposed to daylight. We check that a spot is suitable for cosmetic treatment before discussing light or laser options.
We assess the marks, your skin type, skincare and possible triggers, then explain the options that may suit you.
What to expect: No discomfort or recovery from the consultation. We may advise medical assessment of a new or changing spot.
Explore pigmentation consultations ↗The Harmony XL PRO SR handpiece may be considered for superficial sun spots and uneven tone after skin assessment.
What to expect: Brief warmth or a snapping feeling. Spots can darken temporarily before fading; redness is possible. Sessions vary.
Explore SR light treatment ↗Uses laser energy to target selected pigmentation and uneven tone. The approach depends on the type and depth of the pigment.
What to expect: Warmth or light snapping, with often little visible recovery. Temporary redness is possible; a course may be advised.
Explore ClearLift ↗02 / After acne
Flat brown marks after acne are different from indented scars. If breakouts are ongoing, we may address the acne first.
We review your current routine and help you plan a suitable approach for acne-prone or pigment-prone skin.
What to expect: No procedure downtime. Improvement from skincare develops gradually, with maintenance important.
Explore pigmentation consultations ↗A carefully chosen peel may help improve superficial darker marks and uneven tone.
What to expect: Tingling during treatment. Dryness or peeling can last several days, depending on the peel; a course may be advised.
Explore chemical peels ↗03 / Melasma
Melasma is often made worse by sunlight and can return after treatment. A plan usually starts with sun protection and suitable skincare; procedures are considered carefully.
We assess the pattern of pigmentation, discuss triggers and create a sun protection and skincare plan. Prescription options may be discussed when appropriate.
What to expect: No procedure downtime. Improvement is gradual and ongoing maintenance is often needed.
Explore pigmentation consultations ↗Some people may benefit from an additional procedure, but suitability depends on their skin and the type of melasma.
What to expect: Downtime varies from mild redness to several days of peeling. We explain pigment-change risks before treatment.
Explore treatment options ↗New, changing, bleeding or unusual spots need medical assessment before any cosmetic light or laser treatment. Recently tanned skin or darker skin tones may need a different approach because pigment changes are a possible side effect.
Helpful answers
It depends on the option. A peel may tingle; light and laser treatments may feel warm or like a brief snap.
It depends on the cause and depth of pigmentation and how your skin responds. We will outline a plan at consultation.
Some treatments have little visible recovery. Others may cause redness, temporary darkening of spots or peeling for several days.
Yes. Sun exposure and other triggers can cause new pigmentation or darken existing patches. Daily sun protection helps maintain results.
Suitability depends on your skin, the type of pigmentation and the treatment. We assess the risk of darker or lighter marks and may recommend another option.
Start with a conversation
You do not need to diagnose it yourself. We will assess your skin, explain the options clearly and recommend a plan with realistic expectations for results and recovery.
Book a pigmentation consultation ↗