Neo Blanco Pigmentation Treatment
A brighter complexion, a more even-looking you.
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About the Treatment
Our center employs highly qualified medical specialists of the first and highest qualification categories with work experience of at least 10 years.
Dark spots, melasma, and uneven skin tone can be stubborn, especially when pigmentation keeps resurfacing. Neo Blanco is an advanced meso-treatment designed to target excess pigmentation, improve the appearance of discoloration, and bring a brighter, more balanced look to your complexion.
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How does it work?
Neo Blanco uses a blend of active ingredients designed to target pigmentation through multiple pathways, including processes involved in melanin production. Its formula also aims to support the skin with antioxidant activity while promoting hydration and a healthier-looking complexion.
Administered as a meso-treatment, Neo Blanco is designed to help reduce the appearance of dark spots, improve uneven skin tone, and restore a more refreshed look. Your practitioner will determine whether it is suitable for your pigmentation concerns and recommend the appropriate treatment plan.
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What Can Neo Blanco Help Improve?
- Melasma: Help reduce the appearance of persistent brown or gray-brown patches.
- Sunspots: Target the appearance of discoloration associated with sun exposure.
- Post-acne marks: Improve the appearance of dark marks left behind after breakouts.
- Uneven skin tone: Promote a more balanced-looking complexion.
- Dullness: Help skin look brighter, fresher, and more revitalized.
Your dark spots don’t get the final say.
A targeted approach to brighter-looking skin
Neo Blanco focuses on pigmentation while supporting overall skin quality. Rather than treating every dark spot the same way, your practitioner will consider your skin type, the cause of the discoloration, and its severity before recommending a suitable course of treatment.
Melasma can be particularly persistent and may return due to hormonal changes or sun exposure. Consistent sun protection and appropriate aftercare are essential parts of maintaining improvements.
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Frequently Asked Questions
All you need to know about this treatment.
Neo Blanco is suitable for different skin tones and types. However, individual suitability depends on your skin condition and medical history, so a professional consultation is important before treatment.
Silkor generally recommends four to six sessions, depending on your skin condition and treatment goals. Your practitioner will advise on the appropriate schedule for you.
Some people may notice a brighter appearance after their first session, while more noticeable improvements can develop over the following weeks. Results vary according to the type of pigmentation and your individual response.
Silkor notes that Neo Blanco may be combined with treatments such as facials, microneedling, or laser procedures when appropriate. Your practitioner will determine which combinations are suitable for your skin and how they should be scheduled.
Here’s our treatment protocol:
Before Your Appointment
- Share your medical history, medications, allergies, skincare routine, and previous pigmentation treatments with your practitioner.
- Avoid excessive sun exposure and tanning before treatment.
- Inform your practitioner about any active skin irritation, infection, or condition affecting the treatment area.
- Follow the preparation instructions provided by your medical team.
After Your Appointment
- Follow your practitioner’s aftercare instructions carefully.
- Apply broad-spectrum sunscreen daily and reapply as directed, especially when outdoors.
- Avoid direct sun exposure and excessive heat for 48 hours after treatment, as advised by Silkor.
- Avoid retinol, AHAs, harsh exfoliants, and other potentially irritating products for three to five days, or for the period specified by your practitioner.
- Avoid picking, scratching, or rubbing the treated area.
- Contact your practitioner if you experience unexpected or worsening symptoms.
