Pigmentation treatment addresses skin discoloration caused by excess melanin production, sun exposure, or hormonal changes. Various effective options exist, ranging from topical creams to advanced laser therapies. Topical treatments often incorporate ingredients like hydroquinone, kojic acid, or vitamin C to inhibit melanin production. Chemical peels and microdermabrasion are procedures that exfoliate the skin, minimizing pigmentation. Laser therapy, such as picosecond (PICO) or fractional laser, targets melanin and promotes collagen production, resulting in a more even skin tone. It’s crucial to consult with a dermatologist to determine the most suitable treatment based on the type and severity of pigmentation. Additionally, sun protection is essential post-treatment to prevent further pigmentation. Combining professional treatments with a comprehensive skincare routine can lead to successful pigmentation reduction and a rejuvenated complexion.
Dr. Alpna Thakur is a trained dermatologist and aesthetician with over a decade of experience in handling dermatological patients. She is expert in dealing with cases concerning dermatology, pediatric dermatology, trichology and aesthetics. With both national and international publications, she believes in personalized treatment for every patient and is an ardent advocate of patient education.
