Pigmentation Treatment.
Clearer, more even skin.
Pigmentation is when patches of skin become darker than the surrounding area. It shows up as sun spots, age spots, the marks left behind by old breakouts, and general unevenness of tone. It is very common, and it is one of the most asked-about concerns we see.
At Alora, Naz assesses your skin first and builds a plan matched to the type of pigmentation you have and your skin tone. The goal is honest, gradual improvement: softer, less visible marks and a more even overall tone, supported by the right care at home.
One important note. Some pigmentation, such as true melasma, is a medical condition that a doctor or dermatologist diagnoses and manages. We do not diagnose or treat medical conditions, but we can help improve the appearance of many kinds of pigmentation and support your skin alongside medical care. If a spot is new, changing, or you are unsure, please see your doctor first.
What the treatment gives you.
Softens dark spots
Evens overall tone
Matched to your skin tone
Personalized plan
Honest expectations
Careful, expert hands
Three steps. Clearer skin.
Assess + Plan
Targeted Session
Fade + Protect
Honest guidance, before you book.
A great fit if you
- Have sun spots, age spots, or marks left by old breakouts
- Want a more even, brighter overall skin tone
- Prefer a careful, personalized plan over a one-size protocol
- Are willing to protect your skin from the sun to hold results
Worth knowing first
- Pigmentation almost always improves gradually, over a series, not in one visit
- Daily sun protection is essential, since UV is what drives most pigmentation
- Deeper skin tones need a careful approach to avoid worsening marks
- True melasma and any new or changing spots should be seen by a doctor first
Clear pricing, no pressure.
- Consultation and honest skin assessment first
- A plan matched to your pigmentation and skin tone
- Performed personally by Naz
- Home care advice to protect your results
Pigmentation results.
A before and after of pigmentation treatment. Individual results vary.
Pigmentation, answered honestly.
Most pigmentation comes from sun exposure over time, which is why sun spots and age spots are so common. It can also follow inflammation, such as the marks left after a breakout, and hormonal changes can play a part. The cause affects the right treatment, which is why we assess first.
We are honest about this. Many kinds of pigmentation can be softened significantly and overall tone made more even, but some are stubborn and results build gradually over a series. Without daily sun protection, pigmentation tends to return. We will tell you what is realistic for your skin.
Yes, with a careful approach. Deeper skin tones are more prone to post-inflammatory pigmentation, so the treatment must be adjusted and the aftercare taken seriously. Naz tailors everything to your skin tone to reduce that risk.
Melasma is a medical condition that a doctor or dermatologist diagnoses and manages, so we do not treat it as a medical condition. We can help improve the appearance of many kinds of pigmentation and support your skin alongside medical care. If you think you have melasma, or a spot is new or changing, please see your doctor first.
Very. UV exposure is the main driver of most pigmentation, so daily sunscreen is the single most important thing you can do to improve your results and stop new marks forming. We will build it into your plan.
Other Alora treatments.
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HIFU Skin Tightening
