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Pigmentation & Melasma Treatment
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Dark spots, uneven skin tone, and melasma can be persistent, especially when pigmentation is influenced by sun exposure, hormonal changes, or skin inflammation. At Silkor, pigmentation and melasma treatments are tailored to the type of discoloration and your skin’s needs, with the goal of reducing its appearance and helping maintain a more even-looking complexion.
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How does it work?
Pigmentation treatments work by targeting excess melanin, the pigment responsible for skin color, while helping limit the factors that contribute to discoloration. Depending on the type, depth, and cause of pigmentation, your practitioner may recommend specific topical products, chemical peels, laser-based treatments, or a combination of approaches.
Melasma requires particular care because it can be influenced by hormones, heat, and sunlight, and may return even after improvement. Your practitioner will select an appropriate treatment plan based on your skin type and pigmentation pattern, with sun protection playing an essential role in maintaining results.
Let’s get to the root of uneven skin tone.
What Can Pigmentation & Melasma Treatment Help Improve?
- Dark spots: Reduce the appearance of selected areas of excess pigmentation.
- Melasma: Help manage patches of brown or gray-brown discoloration, with a focus on gradual improvement.
- Sunspots: Address certain forms of sun-related pigmentation.
- Uneven skin tone: Promote a more balanced-looking complexion.
- Post-acne marks: Help improve the appearance of lingering dark marks after breakouts.
Not all pigmentation is the same.
Your skin deserves a targeted approach.
The right treatment depends on identifying the type of pigmentation first. Some concerns respond well to specific procedures, while others require a more cautious combination of skincare, professional treatments, and ongoing sun protection.
Melasma can be especially persistent, and aggressive treatments may worsen pigmentation in some skin types. A professional assessment helps determine which options are suitable and sets realistic expectations for improvement.
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Frequently Asked Questions
All you need to know about this treatment.
Pigmentation is a broad term for areas of excess skin color. Melasma is a specific condition that usually appears as symmetrical brown or gray-brown patches, often on the cheeks, forehead, upper lip, or chin. It can be influenced by hormonal changes and sun exposure.
Melasma can often be improved, but it is a chronic condition that may recur. Treatment aims to reduce discoloration and help manage future flare-ups rather than guarantee permanent removal.
The number of sessions depends on the type and depth of pigmentation, the treatment selected, and your skin’s response. Some concerns may improve over several sessions, while melasma often requires ongoing maintenance.
Yes. Sun exposure can worsen pigmentation and contribute to recurrence. Your practitioner will advise you on appropriate broad-spectrum sun protection and other measures to help maintain your results.
Here’s our treatment protocol:
Before Your Appointment
- Share your medical history, medications, skincare routine, and previous pigmentation treatments with your practitioner.
- Avoid tanning and excessive sun exposure.
- Inform your practitioner about recent irritation, active skin conditions, or products that may increase skin sensitivity.
- Follow any preparation instructions specific to your recommended treatment.
After Your Appointment
- Follow your practitioner’s aftercare instructions carefully.
- Apply broad-spectrum sunscreen as directed and reapply regularly when outdoors.
- Avoid excessive sun exposure and tanning.
- Pause exfoliants, retinoids, or other potentially irritating products until your practitioner confirms they can be resumed.
- Avoid picking, scratching, or rubbing treated areas.
- Contact your practitioner if you experience unusual pain, blistering, or worsening discoloration.
