Depigmenting treatment

Procedure Duration

30 – 45 minutes

Anesthesia

None / topical

Recovery

Variable

Dark Spots, Melasma, and Hyperpigmentation


Dark Spots, Melasma, and Hyperpigmentation

Depigmenting treatment is a customized protocol that combines multiple tools to reduce hyperpigmentation. It is indicated for:

  • Facial melasma
  • Sun spots on the face, hands, and décolleté
  • Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation
  • Post-acne spots
  • Dyschromia in darker phototypes

The protocol typically includes topical products, peels, lasers, and total photoprotection.

The journey

Stages of the treatment


Medical consultation with phototype assessment, classification of the spot, and prescription of dedicated products.

  • Duration: 30 – 45 minutes
  • Anesthesia: None / topical
  • Recovery: Variable

Chemical peels, dedicated lasers, and topical depigmenting agents can be combined in a structured program.

Total photoprotection is mandatory. The specific protocols for each combined treatment are followed.

  • Recommended sessions: Customized cycles
  • Visible results: 2 – 3 months
  • Maintenance: Periodic

frequently asked questions

FAQ


Can dark spots return?

Yes, especially melasma; ongoing maintenance and consistent photoprotection are required.

How many sessions are required?

Variable, typically cycles of 4–6 sessions.

Can it be done in the summer?

Preferably during months with reduced sun exposure.

Is it painful?

It depends on the treatment, but it is generally well tolerated.

Is it effective for melasma?

Yes, with dedicated protocols.

Is it suitable for dark skin types?

Yes, by carefully selecting energies and products.

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