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Hyperpigmentation Treatment in London

Dark spots, uneven skin tone and discolouration caused by excess melanin production after sun exposure, hormonal changes, inflammation or ageing.

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What Hyperpigmentation Is

Hyperpigmentation is skin that has darkened in patches because it is producing too much melanin, and it shows up as freckles, age spots, melasma and the marks left behind by spots, eczema or injury. Hyperpigmentation treatment at Halcyon Medispa in Marylebone, central London begins with a skin assessment, then a plan drawn from pigmentation laser treatment, Cosmelan peel, chemical peels and medical grade skincare, chosen for your skin type and the kind of pigmentation you have.

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Reasons for Hyperpigmentation

  • Sun Exposure:

UV rays stimulate melanin production, which causes sunspots or age spots.

  • Hormonal Changes:

Pregnancy or birth control may also lead to conditions like melasma.

Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation may be caused by acne, eczema, or injury to the skin.

  • Genetics:

It is due to skin type and family history.

Advanced treatments like Aerolase Laser Treatment can target excess melanin, reduce dark spots, and restore a more even skin tone.

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Prevention & Treatment of Hyperpigmentation

Halcyon Medispa offers expert treatment for hyperpigmentation in London, providing advanced skin pigmentation treatment in London with glowing skin.

  • Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation (PIH)

PIH occurs after an inflammatory skin condition, such as acne, eczema, or an injury, has healed. The inflammation triggers an overproduction of melanin, resulting in dark spots or patches where the skin was affected.

  • Medications and Medical Conditions

Certain medications, including chemotherapy drugs, antibiotics, and antimalarials, can cause hyperpigmentation as a side effect. Additionally, some medical conditions, such as Addison’s disease or haemochromatosis, can lead to increased melanin production.

Pigmentation Laser Treatment: Advanced laser technology targets the dark areas. It breaks up melanin clusters. Non-invasive treatment lightens the dark spots without damaging the surrounding skin.

Chemical Peels: A controlled exfoliation performed using targeted acids removes dead layers of skin, encourages cell turnover, and reduces pigmentation.

Microneedling & RF Therapy: It triggers the development of collagen within the skin and helps reduce overall pigmentation levels to achieve a more even skin tone.

Dermatologists provide a medical-grade skincare plan personalised to a client, focusing on specific ingredients to boost results achieved in-clinic and prevent further conditions from developing in pigmentation.

Advanced Hyperpigmentation Treatment in London: Our expert hyperpigmentation specialist doctor in London will create the right treatments to be applied using the innovative therapies to help fit into your specific skin type and the pigmentation type.

For a comprehensive solution, BioRePeel can be incorporated to further improve skin tone, diminish dark spots, and enhance overall radiance under the guidance of an expert hyperpigmentation specialist in London.

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