HYPERPIGMENTATION

Hyperpigmentation—whether caused by sun exposure, acne scarring, hormonal changes, or inflammation—can leave uneven patches of darker skin that may affect your overall complexion and confidence. At The Laser, Skin & Body, we specialise in identifying the root causes of pigmentation and developing safe, effective treatment plans that restore balance, clarity, and radiance to your skin.

What Is Hyperpigmentation?

Hyperpigmentation occurs when the skin produces excess melanin, leading to dark spots, patches, or general discolouration. It can take several forms, including:

• Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (from acne or injury)

• Melasma (often hormone-related)

• Sunspots or age spots (due to UV damage)

• Freckles or genetic pigmentation

Understanding the type and depth of your pigmentation is key to treating it safely and effectively.

Personalised Treatment Plans

We begin with a detailed skin consultation to assess your skin type, pigmentation type, and lifestyle factors that may be contributing. From there, we design a custom treatment plan, which may include a combination of:

• Chemical peels to accelerate cell turnover and fade dark spots

• Microneedling to boost collagen and break down excess melanin

• LED light therapy to support healing and skin renewal

• Tropic brightening skincare to maintain and enhance results at home

• Sun protection and lifestyle guidance to prevent further pigmentation

Working Alongside Tropic Skincare

We work closely with Tropic Skincare, incorporating their powerful yet gentle brightening and antioxidant-rich products into your at-home routine. Their naturally derived formulations help support pigmentation reduction while respecting sensitive skin—making them an ideal complement to in-clinic treatments.

A Combined Approach for Lasting Results

Hyperpigmentation is a condition that responds best to a multi-layered strategy. By combining in-clinic treatments with carefully selected home care, we target pigmentation at every level—resulting in clearer, more even-toned skin over time.