Pigmentation & Tone Correction

Dark patches and uneven skin tone can make your complexion appear dull and tired. Many people try home remedies or over-the-counter products with limited success because pigmentation is not a single condition.

At D'Cosmedics, we begin with a thorough assessment to identify the type, depth, and cause of your pigmentation. This allows us to create a personalised treatment plan that delivers safe, effective, and natural-looking results.

Types of Pigmentation

Melasma
Melasma tends to be one of the more stubborn forms of pigmentation because it's driven from within — hormonal activity keeps prompting melanin production even while treatment is lifting the pigment already on the surface. Sun exposure accelerates the cycle, so we pair active treatment with an ongoing management plan to keep it from resurfacing.
Sunspots And Age Spots
Built up gradually over years of unprotected sun exposure, these spots sit closer to the skin's surface than melasma does, which is exactly why they respond so well to focused laser toning and resurfacing.
Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation (PIH)
Very common on Indian skin, where naturally higher melanin activity means acne, injuries, or irritation can leave a lingering mark behind. Because it sits at a shallower level than structural pigmentation, it usually clears faster with the right combination of peels and lasers.
Uneven Skin Tone
Patches of skin that read lighter or darker than the rest, usually from sun exposure, pollution, hormonal shifts, and the natural ageing process layering on top of one another. We address it in stages, working the surface and the deeper skin layers together.
Loss of Radiance
Not pigmentation in the strictest sense, but skin that has lost its natural luminosity from accumulated sun damage, dehydration, and a slower renewal cycle. It responds well to many of the same technologies we use for tone correction.