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Pigmentation can stem from several causes, including melasma, post-inflammatory marks, and photodamage. At Armoraa, treatment starts with identifying the underlying cause and assessing your skin type, then selecting from chemical peels, pigment-targeted lasers, or a combined approach for controlled, gradual improvement.
Explanation
The focus is on controlled improvement of pigmentation, with careful consideration of skin type and pigmentary response, since some approaches carry different risks for different skin tones.
Your prescribed skincare routine and daily sun protection are an integral part of pigmentation treatment, and are especially important while undergoing procedures for pigmentation.
Who It’s For
Anyone with melasma, post-inflammatory pigmentation, sun-related discolouration, or uneven skin tone who wants a plan built around their specific skin type.
How It Works
- Chemical peels
- Pigment-targeted laser treatments
- Combination approaches, when more than one concern is present
Technology Used
Pigment-targeted laser treatments such as PicoWay and Q-switched laser technology may be used, selected according to your skin type and pigmentation pattern.
FAQ
What causes pigmentation?
Pigmentation can result from melasma, post-inflammatory pigmentation, photodamage, and other causes, each assessed before choosing a procedure.
Do I need to change my skincare routine during treatment?
Yes. Your prescribed skincare routine and sun protection are an integral part of treatment and are particularly important while undergoing procedures for pigmentation.
Will one treatment clear pigmentation completely?
Some patients benefit from a combination approach rather than a single treatment, depending on the cause and pattern of pigmentation.
Book a consultation to identify the cause of your pigmentation and the right treatment path.
