What is it about?

WHAT ARE THEY?

Changes in skin tone and pigmentation occur when melanin is distributed unevenly, creating darker areas, visible spots, or variations in skin color.

They can appear in different forms, including sun spots, lentigines, melasma, or post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Their development may be associated with sun exposure, hormonal factors, genetic predisposition, skin aging, or certain skin conditions.

Not all pigmentation concerns have the same origin or behave in the same way. For this reason, correctly identifying the type and depth of pigmentation is essential before beginning any treatment.

HOW ARE THEY TREATED?

Treatment for dark spots and uneven skin tone is personalized according to the type of pigmentation, its depth, the area affected, and the characteristics of each patient’s skin.

Depending on each case, treatment options may include light- and laser-based technologies, chemical peels, specific medical treatments, and protocols designed to improve skin tone, luminosity, and overall skin quality.

A prior evaluation helps determine the most appropriate approach and, when necessary, combine different technologies and treatments to achieve a more even, luminous, and balanced complexion.