Hyperpigmentation & Dark Spots
CONCERN
Hyperpigmentation & Dark Spots
More even-looking tone begins with identifying the pigmentation pattern.
Understand dark spots, post-acne marks, melasma, and uneven pigmentation.
Hyperpigmentation & Dark Spots
CONCERN
Hyperpigmentation & Dark Spots
More even-looking tone begins with identifying the pigmentation pattern.
Understand dark spots, post-acne marks, melasma, and uneven pigmentation.
Hyperpigmentation & Dark Spots
CONCERN
Hyperpigmentation & Dark Spots
More even-looking tone begins with identifying the pigmentation pattern.
Understand dark spots, post-acne marks, melasma, and uneven pigmentation.
CONCERN OVERVIEW
More even-looking tone begins with identifying the pigmentation pattern.
Hyperpigmentation occurs when areas of skin produce or retain more pigment. It may appear as isolated spots, post-inflammatory marks, or broader patches such as melasma.
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DARK SPOTS
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POST-INFLAMMATORY MARKS
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UNEVEN PIGMENT
WHAT IT IS
Excess or uneven pigment
Hyperpigmentation develops when areas of skin produce or retain more melanin after sun, inflammation, or hormonal change.
COMMON APPEARANCE
Brown spots + uneven patches
May appear as freckles, sun spots, post-acne marks, or broader areas of irregular brown or gray-brown pigment.
OUR APPROACH
Treat the pigment pattern
Care is selected by pigment type and depth, skin tone, triggers, sensitivity, treatment history, and goals.
CONCERN OVERVIEW
More even-looking tone begins with identifying the pigmentation pattern.
Hyperpigmentation occurs when areas of skin produce or retain more pigment. It may appear as isolated spots, post-inflammatory marks, or broader patches such as melasma.
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DARK SPOTS
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POST-INFLAMMATORY MARKS
+
UNEVEN PIGMENT
WHAT IT IS
Excess or uneven pigment
Hyperpigmentation develops when areas of skin produce or retain more melanin after sun, inflammation, or hormonal change.
COMMON APPEARANCE
Brown spots + uneven patches
May appear as freckles, sun spots, post-acne marks, or broader areas of irregular brown or gray-brown pigment.
OUR APPROACH
Treat the pigment pattern
Care is selected by pigment type and depth, skin tone, triggers, sensitivity, treatment history, and goals.
CONCERN OVERVIEW
More even-looking tone begins with identifying the pigmentation pattern.
Hyperpigmentation occurs when areas of skin produce or retain more pigment. It may appear as isolated spots, post-inflammatory marks, or broader patches such as melasma.
+
DARK SPOTS
+
POST-INFLAMMATORY MARKS
+
UNEVEN PIGMENT
WHAT IT IS
Excess or uneven pigment
Hyperpigmentation develops when areas of skin produce or retain more melanin after sun, inflammation, or hormonal change.
COMMON APPEARANCE
Brown spots + uneven patches
May appear as freckles, sun spots, post-acne marks, or broader areas of irregular brown or gray-brown pigment.
OUR APPROACH
Treat the pigment pattern
Care is selected by pigment type and depth, skin tone, triggers, sensitivity, treatment history, and goals.
UNDERSTANDING THE CONCERN
The cause of discoloration matters.
Color, depth, distribution, triggers, and skin tone help distinguish common pigment patterns and guide cautious care.
Localized Dark Spots
Individual brown or gray-brown spots appear in sun-exposed areas.
Post-Acne Dark Marks
Flat marks remain after acne or irritation has healed.
Melasma
Symmetrical patches develop across the cheeks, forehead, or upper lip.
WHY IT HAPPENS
Sun exposure, inflammation, acne, hormones, heat, irritation, and genetics can stimulate excess pigment production.
WHAT CAN AFFECT SEVERITY
Sun and visible light
Inflammation
Hormonal changes
Heat
Skin tone
Product irritation
UNDERSTANDING THE CONCERN
The cause of discoloration matters.
Color, depth, distribution, triggers, and skin tone help distinguish common pigment patterns and guide cautious care.
Localized Dark Spots
Individual brown or gray-brown spots appear in sun-exposed areas.
Post-Acne Dark Marks
Flat marks remain after acne or irritation has healed.
Melasma
Symmetrical patches develop across the cheeks, forehead, or upper lip.
WHY IT HAPPENS
Sun exposure, inflammation, acne, hormones, heat, irritation, and genetics can stimulate excess pigment production.
WHAT CAN AFFECT SEVERITY
Sun and visible light
Inflammation
Hormonal changes
Heat
Skin tone
Product irritation
UNDERSTANDING THE CONCERN
The cause of discoloration matters.
Color, depth, distribution, triggers, and skin tone help distinguish common pigment patterns and guide cautious care.
Localized Dark Spots
Individual brown or gray-brown spots appear in sun-exposed areas.
Post-Acne Dark Marks
Flat marks remain after acne or irritation has healed.
Melasma
Symmetrical patches develop across the cheeks, forehead, or upper lip.
WHY IT HAPPENS
Sun exposure, inflammation, acne, hormones, heat, irritation, and genetics can stimulate excess pigment production.
WHAT CAN AFFECT SEVERITY
Sun and visible light
Inflammation
Hormonal changes
Heat
Skin tone
Product irritation
RECOMMENDED TREATMENTS
Treatment options for Hyperpigmentation & Dark Spots.
Explore the treatment options available within this service. Your provider will help determine the approach best suited to your goals, anatomy, and desired outcome.
RECOMMENDED TREATMENTS
Treatment options for Hyperpigmentation & Dark Spots.
Explore the treatment options available within this service. Your provider will help determine the approach best suited to your goals, anatomy, and desired outcome.
RECOMMENDED TREATMENTS
Treatment options for Hyperpigmentation & Dark Spots.
Explore the treatment options available within this service. Your provider will help determine the approach best suited to your goals, anatomy, and desired outcome.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Hyperpigmentation & Dark Spots questions, answered.
What are hyperpigmentation and dark spots?
Hyperpigmentation occurs when areas of skin produce or retain more pigment. It may appear as isolated spots, post-inflammatory marks, or broader patches such as melasma.
Why does uneven pigmentation develop?
What can make hyperpigmentation and dark spots more noticeable?
Can hyperpigmentation and dark spots improve on its own?
What should I consider before treatment?
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Hyperpigmentation & Dark Spots questions, answered.
What are hyperpigmentation and dark spots?
Hyperpigmentation occurs when areas of skin produce or retain more pigment. It may appear as isolated spots, post-inflammatory marks, or broader patches such as melasma.
Why does uneven pigmentation develop?
What can make hyperpigmentation and dark spots more noticeable?
Can hyperpigmentation and dark spots improve on its own?
What should I consider before treatment?
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Hyperpigmentation & Dark Spots questions, answered.
What are hyperpigmentation and dark spots?
Hyperpigmentation occurs when areas of skin produce or retain more pigment. It may appear as isolated spots, post-inflammatory marks, or broader patches such as melasma.