Step 01Pattern mapping
The clinician checks patch location, depth clues, recent flare-ups, hormones, medicines and sun exposure.
Pigmentation treatment at SRENOVA starts by identifying the pattern: melasma, sun spots, tanning, post-inflammatory pigmentation or uneven tone after acne.
Because Indian skin can pigment easily, the plan is deliberately gradual: medical skincare, sun protection, selected peels and laser toning only when suitable.
Step 01The clinician checks patch location, depth clues, recent flare-ups, hormones, medicines and sun exposure.
Step 02Skin tolerance, dryness and active irritation are addressed before stronger brightening procedures.
Step 03Sunscreen, home actives and review timing are explained because pigmentation can return.
Many clients try multiple brightening creams before seeking help. The problem is that pigmentation has different causes, and a single product or laser setting is rarely the whole answer.
A sensible plan controls triggers, protects the skin barrier and uses procedures only when they fit your skin type and diagnosis.
Separating pigment patterns helps clients understand why their friend’s treatment may not be right for them.
Often influenced by sun, heat, hormones and genetics.
Post-inflammatory pigmentation is planned differently from active acne scars.
Usually related to photo-damage and may need targeted treatment.
Often needs routine correction and consistent sun protection.
These points give visitors quick clarity before they message the clinic.
Know the pigment type before choosing a peel or laser.
Most pigmentation care is a course plus maintenance.
Depends on peel strength, laser suitability and skin sensitivity.
Sunscreen and barrier care protect the plan.
Clear answers help clients compare options with more confidence.
Melasma often recurs, especially with sun, heat or hormonal triggers. Treatment aims to improve and maintain tone rather than promise permanent removal.
Laser may help selected cases, but it is not suitable for everyone. Skin type, pigment pattern and previous reactions must be assessed first.
Sun and visible light can darken pigmentation again. Daily photoprotection is part of treatment, not an optional extra.
Possibly, but the skin barrier may need preparation first. The clinician should choose peel type and strength according to tolerance.
Book a SRENOVA consultation for a careful assessment, realistic options and a treatment plan suited to your concern.