Sun Spots and Age Spots

Sun exposure and aging can lead to the development of dark spots on the skin. These spots, also known as liver spots, are often found in areas frequently exposed to the sun, such as the face, hands, and shoulders.

 Sun spots and age spots are common forms of pigmentation that result from prolonged sun exposure and aging. Our treatments focus on reducing these spots and improving overall skin tone, leaving you with a clearer and more youthful appearance.

 Melasma

Melasma is a condition characterized by dark, blotchy patches on the skin, often triggered by hormonal changes, pregnancy, or birth control pills. It commonly affects the face and is more prevalent in women.

 Melasma causes dark patches on the face, often linked to hormonal changes. Our specialized treatments target these stubborn areas to reduce pigmentation and restore a more balanced complexion.

 Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation

This type of pigmentation occurs as a result of inflammation or injury to the skin, such as acne scars or wounds, leading to dark spots or patches where the skin has healed.

 Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation develops following skin trauma or inflammation, leaving dark spots behind. We offer targeted treatments to address these spots, improving the appearance of your skin and promoting an even tone.

 Freckles

Freckles are small, pigmented spots on the skin often caused by genetic factors and sun exposure. While they are usually harmless, some individuals seek treatment to reduce their appearance.

 Freckles are small, pigmented spots commonly caused by sun exposure and genetics. If you wish to minimize their appearance, our treatments can help lighten freckles and achieve a more uniform skin tone.