Hyperpigmentation and Discoloration
Even Out Your Skin Tone. Reveal Radiant, Spot-Free Skin.
Target stubborn dark spots, sun damage, and discoloration with evidence-based, skin-safe pigmentation solutions.
What is hyperpigmentation？
Hyperpigmentation refers to areas of skin that become darker than the surrounding skin due to excess melanin production.
Common Types of Hyperpigmentation
- Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation (PIH): Dark marks left after acne or injury
- Sunspots: Caused by prolonged sun exposure
- Melasma: Hormonal pigmentation often on cheeks, upper lip, or forehead
- Freckles: Genetic or sun-induced small spots
- Redness or Uneven Tone: Residual inflammation or vascular changes
What causes hyperpigmentation？
01 UV/sun exposure
02 Inflammation (from acne, eczema, or injury)
03 Hormonal changes (e.g. pregnancy, birth control, menopause)
04 Genetics
05 Aggressive skincare or trauma to the skin
06 Certain medications
We treat pigmentation safely, effectively, and with long-term results in mind.
Our protocols combine clinical-grade treatments with at-home pigment regulation for a holistic and skin-tone–respectful approach.
Treatments for hyperpigmentation?
PicoSure Pro
PicoSure Pro is the latest generation of the PicoSure laser platform. It uses picosecond technology—extremely short bursts of energy—to break down unwanted pigment and encourage natural skin remodelling. This can help improve the appearance of uneven tone, texture, and other cosmetic skin concerns.
Harmony XL Pro
This advanced system offers a range of treatments through different handpieces, addressing skin rejuvenation, pigmentation, vascular concerns, skin tightening, and hair removal.