Hyperpigmentation and melasma occur when melanocytes overproduce pigment due to UV radiation, hormonal fluctuations, inflammation, or genetic predisposition.
At Dermiiz, we take an integrative approach that regulates tyrosinase activity, breaks down existing epidermal and dermal pigment clusters, and reinforces cellular UV defense to prevent rebound hyperpigmentation.
Types of pigmentation we treat
Understanding whether pigmentation is epidermal, dermal, or mixed is essential for selecting the correct clinical treatment modality.
Melasma
Symmetrical brown or grey-brown patches typically appearing on cheeks, forehead, and bridge of the nose.
Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation
Darkened spots that develop after acne, burns, eczema, or clinical inflammation.
Solar Lentigines (Sun Spots)
Localized flat brown spots caused by accumulated chronic ultraviolet sun exposure.
Periorbital & Perioral Darkening
Focal pigmentation around the mouth and eyes linked to friction, genetic traits, and barrier fatigue.
Benefits of pigmentation treatment
Targeted pigment correction delivers uniform clarity and restores natural skin radiance.
Uniform & Radiant Skin Tone
Selectively clears excess melanin deposits while protecting surrounding healthy skin tissue.
Visibly reduces stubborn melasma patches and sun-induced dark spots.
Inhibits excessive melanin production at the cellular melanocyte level.
Enhances overall skin luminosity and natural light reflection.
Frequently asked questions
Have questions about our treatments? Here are answers to common questions to help guide you on your treatment journey.