Skin Conditions and Treatments

Melasma can be one of the more challenging forms of facial pigmentation to manage. While treatment can significantly improve the appearance of melasma, the underlying tendency to develop excess pigmentation can remain, meaning that pigmentation may return over time. Melasma treatment therefore isn't simply about removing existing pigmentation. It involves identifying potential triggers, protecting the skin from UV and visible light, choosing appropriate skincare and, where ap

Hyperpigmentation is one of the most common reasons people seek advice about their skin. It describes areas of skin that appear darker than the surrounding skin and can affect the face, neck, chest, hands and other areas of the body. Although pigmentation is usually harmless, it can be persistent and sometimes difficult to manage. Understanding why the pigmentation has developed is an important first step in deciding which treatment approach may be appropriate. In this guide,