Pigmentation

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Pigment concerns can affect people of all skin types and ethnicities. Irregularities in pigment can result in areas of increased or decreased pigment in the skin (hyper- or hypopigmentation). This can be due to a number of reasons, including previous skin trauma (such as acne scarring), sun exposure (photo-damage), or conditions such as melasma.

Pigment concerns can be challenging to treat, and thus require careful assessment and appropriate diagnosis. Skin type is also important when selecting treatment regimes. 

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At your first visit, your provider will discuss the following:

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• Enhanced home care

• Correction & prevention

• Prescription for topical and/or oral treatment as needed

• In-office treatments such as injectables, botox, chemical peels, microneedling, Sylfirm X, SkinVive, and biostimulators.

• Follow-up appointments