
Dye-VL and chemical peels target pigmentation, while iPixel and ClearLift help resurface and brighten the skin.
Recommended treatments:
Dye-VL AFT · Obagi Blue Peel (Deep) · Obagi Blue Radiance Peel · iPixel Fractional Laser · ClearLift Facial
Achieve a more even, radiant skin tone.
Our most popular treatments to help with this condition
ClearLift is a gentle, non-invasive laser skin rejuvenation treatment that helps refresh and revitalise the skin with little to no downtime. Often referred to as a “lunchtime facelift,” it works beneath the skin’s surface to stimulate natural collagen production without damaging the outer layer.
A stronger chemical peel that penetrates deeper layers to treat significant sun damage, pigmentation, and wrinkles. It delivers dramatic resurfacing results but requires recovery time.
A superficial salicylic acid peel that exfoliates and brightens the skin. It’s ideal for acne, congestion, and uneven tone, with minimal downtime.
iPixel is a fractional ablative laser that resurfaces the skin by creating micro-injuries, stimulating collagen and cell renewal. It’s effective for acne scars, fine lines, uneven texture and pigmentation.
ClearLift is a gentle, non-invasive laser skin rejuvenation treatment that helps refresh and revitalise the skin with little to no downtime. Often referred to as a “lunchtime facelift,” it works beneath the skin’s surface to stimulate natural collagen production without damaging the outer layer.
Dye-VL uses advanced light technology to target pigmentation and vascular lesions like rosacea or broken capillaries. It selectively heats and breaks down pigment or blood vessels, which are then naturally cleared by the body. Skin tone becomes more even with improved clarity.
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This concern is an area that really needs a face-to-face consultation to advise on the best course of treatments and skin care.
Sun exposure, hormonal changes, acne, inflammation and ageing can all trigger excess melanin production.
Yes. Certain laser and light-based treatments can target unwanted pigment while improving overall skin tone.
Many people experience significant improvement, although maintenance and sun protection are essential to reduce recurrence.
UV exposure is one of the main causes of pigmentation and can reverse treatment results if skin isn’t protected.
The best option depends on your skin type, the type of pigmentation and your treatment goals, all of which are assessed during consultation.
Book in for a consultation to help you decide on your best treatment options