Pigmentation and melasma are among the most common skin concerns, affecting people of all ages. They can develop as a result of sun exposure, acne, inflammation, hormonal changes, pregnancy, certain treatments, or genetic predisposition.
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Sun spots
Sun spots develop as a result of accumulated UV damage and most commonly appear on the face, décolletage, shoulders, and hands. They are generally more superficial than melasma and can respond very well to appropriately selected treatments.
Sun spots
Sun spots develop as a result of accumulated UV damage and most commonly appear on the face, décolletage, shoulders, and hands. They are generally more superficial than melasma and can respond very well to appropriately selected treatments.
Pigmentation on the hands and body
Pigmentation on the hands, décolletage, back, legs, or other areas of the body may be related to sun exposure, inflammation, scarring, insect bites, trauma, or chronic irritation. Skin responds differently depending on the area being treated, which means that a treatment suitable for the face may not always be appropriate for the body.
Pigmentation on the hands and body
Pigmentation on the hands, décolletage, back, legs, or other areas of the body may be related to sun exposure, inflammation, scarring, insect bites, trauma, or chronic irritation. Skin responds differently depending on the area being treated, which means that a treatment suitable for the face may not always be appropriate for the body.
Facial pigmentation
The face is one of the most common areas affected by pigmentation, where uneven skin tone can have a noticeable impact on appearance and self-confidence. We identify the specific type of pigmentation and create a personalized treatment protocol based on your skin and individual concerns.
Facial pigmentation
The face is one of the most common areas affected by pigmentation, where uneven skin tone can have a noticeable impact on appearance and self-confidence. We identify the specific type of pigmentation and create a personalized treatment protocol based on your skin and individual concerns.
Sun spots
Sun spots develop as a result of accumulated UV damage and most commonly appear on the face, décolletage, shoulders, and hands. They are generally more superficial than melasma and can respond very well to appropriately selected treatments.
Pigmentation on the hands and body
Pigmentation on the hands, décolletage, back, legs, or other areas of the body may be related to sun exposure, inflammation, scarring, insect bites, trauma, or chronic irritation. Skin responds differently depending on the area being treated, which means that a treatment suitable for the face may not always be appropriate for the body.
Facial pigmentation
The face is one of the most common areas affected by pigmentation, where uneven skin tone can have a noticeable impact on appearance and self-confidence. We identify the specific type of pigmentation and create a personalized treatment protocol based on your skin and individual concerns.
Melasma is a chronic form of hyperpigmentation that typically appears as symmetrical brown or gray-brown patches on the face, most commonly on the cheeks, forehead, upper lip, or chin. It is often associated with hormonal factors, pregnancy, hormonal contraceptives, genetic predisposition, sun exposure, and visible light. Melasma has a tendency to recur, which is why treatment should not be aggressive or inconsistent.
With melasma, the goal is long-term control, lightening of pigmentation, and reducing the risk of recurrence rather than quickly “removing” the discoloration. Aggressive treatments can cause irritation and further darkening, making consistency, proper maintenance, and management of triggering factors essential.
At Dermique, we create a step-by-step treatment plan that may include:
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Atrophic scars
Atrophic scars are indented scars that most commonly appear following acne or other inflammatory conditions. They are caused by a loss of collagen and uneven skin regeneration.
Appropriate treatment methods
At Dermique, we don’t treat acne scars using just one technique. Where necessary, we combine:

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