Pigmentation & Melasma Treatment
Expert medical treatment for dark patches, sun spots, and uneven skin tone.
Recommended
Varies based on depth of pigmentation, typically 4 to 6 sessions.
Medical Overview & Science Behind The Treatment
Dark patches, sun spots, and uneven skin tone can significantly affect your confidence. At Swarn Dermatology & Wellness Clinic, we offer doctor-led pigmentation and melasma treatments tailored to the underlying cause of your skin concern. Our approach focuses on safe, step-by-step, and long-term control rather than quick fixes.
Why Choose Swarn Clinic for Pigmentation & Melasma
- Doctor-led accurate diagnosis of pigmentation type
- Customized treatment plans based on skin type and condition
- Focus on long-term control and maintenance
- Safe and evidence-based procedures avoiding harsh remedies
Is This Treatment Right For You?
You are an ideal candidate for this procedure if you experience any of the following concerns:
How The Procedure Works: Step-by-Step
Our structured 4-step medical protocol ensures precision, comfort, and maximum results.
Consultation & Diagnosis
Comprehensive skin examination to identify the specific type and depth of pigmentation.
Treatment Planning
Development of a customized plan, which may include prescription creams, chemical peels, or light-based treatments.
Medical Procedure
Safe administration of the selected treatment protocol in a clinical setting.
Maintenance Strategy
Guidance on medical skincare and strict sun protection to maintain results and prevent recurrence.
Pre-Treatment Guidelines
- Avoid prolonged sun exposure
- Stop using harsh exfoliants before treatment
Post-Treatment Care & Maintenance
- Apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen every morning and reapply
- Avoid picking at spots or peeling skin
- Follow the prescribed medical skin care routine
Frequently Asked Questions About Pigmentation & Melasma
Got more questions? Our doctor is available to answer them during your consultation.
Can pigmentation be removed completely?
Many types improve significantly, but melasma can recur. The goal is to lighten it and keep it under control.
How long does treatment take?
Usually several weeks to a few months, depending on the type and depth of pigmentation.
Is laser safe for melasma?
It depends on the case. Our doctor decides whether laser is suitable after examination.
Do I really need sunscreen indoors?
Yes. Light from windows and screens can also trigger pigmentation in some people.