Pigmentation & Melasma Treatment
Even skin tone with medical creams, peels and laser toning
Sessions
6–8 sessions, 2–4 weeks apart
Session time
20–30 minutes
Downtime
None to minimal
Surgery If You Truly Need It. No Fazool Tests
Surgeons Who Listen. Nurses Who Care. Always By Your Side
Fixed Price. Confirmed on Admission. In Writing
Admission, Discharge, Follow-up - All Planned
Overview
Pigmentation problems such as melasma, sun tanning, freckles and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation need a combination approach. Treatment starts with identifying triggers (sun, hormones, thyroid, cosmetics), followed by prescription depigmenting creams, series of peels, and laser toning where indicated. Sun protection is the single most important part of the plan — without it, pigmentation returns.
Procedure
- 1
Trigger identification
- Sun exposure, hormonal factors and cosmetic irritants are reviewed.
- Depth of pigment assessed under Wood's lamp where needed.
- 2
Medical therapy
- Prescription depigmenting creams and antioxidants started.
- Correct sunscreen and application quantity taught.
- 3
Procedures
- Series of medical peels tailored to pigment depth.
- Laser toning sessions for stubborn dermal pigment.
- 4
Maintenance
- Long-term maintenance cream and sunscreen routine.
- Periodic review to prevent relapse.
Benefits
Gradual, safe lightening without skin damage.
Addresses triggers so results last.
Safe protocols designed for Indian skin tones.
Improves overall clarity and glow.
Causes & who it is for
- Sun exposure and heat
- Hormonal changes, pregnancy and oral contraceptives
- Thyroid disorders
- Irritant cosmetics and steroid cream misuse
Aftercare & results
- Apply broad-spectrum SPF 50 every 3–4 hours, even indoors near windows.
- Never use unprescribed fairness or steroid creams.
- Be patient — melasma improves over months, not days.