Hyperpigmentation Treatments
Targeted protocols for the brown spots and melasma caused by excess melanin, aiming for an even tone across the face.
- Category
- Face
Hyperpigmentation is localised overproduction of melanin: the skin produces more pigment in some places than in the surrounding area. The result is brown spots, melasma or dark marks left behind after acne.
There is no single cause: sun, hormonal changes, pregnancy, medication, inflammation. So treatment starts with working out which of these is at play.
The sun is half the work
No hyperpigmentation treatment holds without sun protection. Sun exposure brings the spots back, even once they have faded — what you do at home counts as much as the session itself.
Frequently asked questions
Do the spots go away completely?
It depends on the cause and how deep they are. The aim is an even tone across the face — what is realistic in your case is something we will tell you after the skin analysis.
Can I have treatment in summer?
Ask us about the specific method. Some protocols require avoiding sun exposure, so they are scheduled around the season.
See also
i-Sonic HIFU
Non-invasive lifting with high-intensity focused ultrasound. Full face in under 30 minutes, without a scalpel.
Read moreDermaX RF — Face
New-generation radiofrequency (bipolar and tripolar) with fast alternation, working at a deeper level and rejuvenating the tissue without a scalpel.
Read moreMicroneedling & Mesotherapy
Advanced microneedling that activates natural collagen and elastin production. It reduces wrinkles, acne scarring and uneven tone.
Read moreWant to talk it through?
We always start with a skin analysis. Then we propose a protocol.
210 554 5988Results vary from person to person. This page is general information, not medical advice; every treatment starts with an assessment and a check for contraindications.