Hyperpigmentation Treatment in London & Bucks

Hyperpigmentation is a harmless condition but it can cause unevenness that is hard to camouflage with make-up. Better known as dark spots, hyperpigmentation may be apparent as melasma – brown patches on adult skin – or as sun spots due to too much exposure to the sun resulting in an excess production of melanin.

Hyperpigmentation Treatments at The Cosmetic Skin Clinic

There is no cure, but there are non-surgical procedures to help the appearance of hyperpigmentation or skin discolouration.

We will advise you on a bespoke treatment plan at your initial consultation, after conducting a thorough skin assessment. The best results for your sun spots, age spots or liver spots can often be achieved using a combination of methods, such as laser skin resurfacing, micro-needling and chemical peels.

Our treatments include several innovative techniques, such as INTRAcel™: a skin-tightening and skin-rejuvenating system combining two minimally invasive techniques: micro-needling and RF skin tightening. This technology continues to improve the quality of your skin long after treatment.

Genuine Dermaroller™ therapy is yet another highly advanced – and multi gold award-winning – procedure using micro-needling procedure to significantly improve the appearance of aged and sun damaged skin.

Interesting fact for prevention: Did you know that the reasons of visible skin ageing (whether the face or the body) is caused by sunlight? Or that UVA rays can pass through glass even in overcast weather? In contrast to UVB you do not get the warning sign of burning with UVA. The most important anti-ageing step you can take is to apply daily, a broad-spectrum sun screen SPF 30-50 in winter and at least 50 in the summer.

If you are experiencing hyperpigmentation and you would like to find out more about the treatments available at our clinics in London and Buckinghamshire, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with our team of experts, today!

*DISCLAIMER Patient experience and results may vary. These are dependent on a number of factors such as lifestyle, age and medical history.

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