Pigmentation

Pigmentation & melasma

Too much or too little pigment, such as melasma and marks after inflammation.

What is it?

With a pigmentation disorder there is too much or too little pigment in the skin. The most common forms are age spots, melasma and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation: discolouration left behind after skin damage or inflammation.

A lack of pigment can be caused by damage to the skin or by conditions such as vitiligo. Sun protection is an important part of the treatment for every pigmentation concern.

How we approach it

Every treatment plan starts with a free 30-minute intake. Your skin therapist examines your skin and discusses what you would like to achieve. We then draw up a treatment plan together. Sometimes one treatment is enough, sometimes we combine two. You also receive advice on caring for your skin at home.

Treatments

Suitable treatments

Which treatment works best for you depends on your skin. These are the treatments we use most often for this concern.

ME-Line pigmentation treatment

A course of three treatments with a home kit, developed specifically for stubborn pigmentation such as melasma.

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Lumecca IPL

Powerful pulsed light for pigmentation, broken capillaries and redness. One to three treatments are often enough for calmer, more even skin.

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Laser therapy

Laser and IPL for broken capillaries, pigmentation, acne and scars, performed by registered skin therapists.

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Removal of benign skin lesions

Skin tags, milia, seborrhoeic warts or a broken capillary: lesions like these have usually gone after one or two treatments.

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Chemical peels

From a very light peel that barely shows after the treatment to a very deep TCA or phenol peel. For each treatment we choose the strength your skin can handle.

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