Personalised pigmentation treatment in Roorkee for dark spots,
uneven skin tone, pigmentation marks, melasma and other
pigmentation concerns after assessment by a dermatologist.
Skin pigmentation refers to changes in skin colour that can make
certain areas appear darker or uneven compared with the surrounding
skin. Pigmentation may appear on the face or other areas of the body
and can have different causes.
The right pigmentation treatment depends on the type, cause,
location and severity of the pigmentation. A dermatologist can
assess your skin and recommend an appropriate treatment plan.
Dark spots and pigmentation marks
Uneven skin tone
Melasma
Post-acne pigmentation
Sun-related pigmentation
Persistent facial pigmentation
Pigmentation concerns
Common Types of Pigmentation We Treat
Different pigmentation concerns may require different approaches.
Identifying the type and underlying cause helps determine the most
suitable treatment.
01
Dark Spots
Dark spots can develop after acne, skin inflammation or other
triggers and may require targeted treatment.
02
Melasma
Melasma can cause patches of darker pigmentation, particularly
on areas of the face.
03
Post-Acne Pigmentation
Dark marks left after acne may persist even after active
breakouts have improved.
04
Uneven Skin Tone
Uneven pigmentation can affect the overall appearance and
uniformity of the skin.
Pigmentation treatment options
How Pigmentation May Be Treated
Treatment is selected according to the type of pigmentation, skin
condition, underlying cause and individual requirements. Depending
on the assessment, treatment may include skincare, medicines,
chemical peels or selected clinic procedures.
Dermatologist Consultation
Your skin and pigmentation pattern are assessed before a
personalised treatment plan is recommended.
Medical Pigmentation Treatment
Topical or other medical treatments may be recommended when
medically appropriate for your pigmentation concern.
Chemical Peels
Selected chemical peels may help suitable patients with certain
pigmentation and uneven skin tone concerns.
Dark Spot Treatment
A targeted treatment plan may be recommended for selected
persistent dark spots and pigmentation marks.
Post-Acne Pigmentation Care
Pigmentation remaining after acne may require a separate
treatment approach once active acne is controlled.
Skin Care Guidance
A dermatologist may recommend suitable skincare and sun
protection as part of the overall pigmentation treatment plan.
Your treatment journey
What Happens During a Pigmentation Consultation?
Skin Assessment
The dermatologist examines the pigmentation, affected areas,
skin type and overall skin condition.
Medical History Review
Relevant skincare products, previous treatments, medications
and other possible contributing factors are discussed.
Pigmentation Evaluation
The type and likely cause of pigmentation are considered before
deciding which treatment options may be appropriate.
Personalised Treatment Plan
A treatment plan is created according to your pigmentation,
skin condition and individual requirements.
Progress Review
Follow-up appointments can help assess your response and adjust
the treatment plan when required.
Dermatologist-led pigmentation treatment
Pigmentation Treatment at Dr Hera's Skin & Hair Clinic
Pigmentation can have different causes, and the most suitable
treatment depends on the type and condition of your skin. At
Dr Hera's Skin & Hair Clinic, pigmentation concerns are assessed
before creating a personalised treatment plan.
Whether you are concerned about dark spots, melasma, post-acne
pigmentation or uneven skin tone, a dermatologist consultation
can help determine the appropriate treatment options for your skin.
Discover our comprehensive range of
Dermatology Services
designed to address various skin, hair and cosmetic concerns with
personalised care and advanced treatment options.
Pigmentation treatment results vary depending on the type and cause
of pigmentation, skin type, severity, treatment plan and individual
response. Results may take time and multiple treatment sessions or
ongoing skincare may be recommended depending on the condition.
Case 1 — Individual results can vary.
Case 2 — Individual results can vary.
When to seek professional care
Consider Pigmentation Treatment If
Dark spots are persistent or becoming more noticeable.
Pigmentation is affecting your facial skin tone.
Post-acne marks are not fading as expected.
You have recurring or persistent facial pigmentation.
Over-the-counter products are not providing the desired improvement.
You are unsure which pigmentation treatment is suitable for your skin.
Start with a consultation
Find the Right Pigmentation Treatment for Your Skin
Different pigmentation concerns can require different treatment
approaches. A dermatologist can assess your skin and recommend
suitable treatment options based on your individual condition.
The appropriate treatment depends on the type, cause and severity
of pigmentation. A dermatologist can assess your skin and
recommend suitable treatment options.
Is pigmentation treatment available in Roorkee?
Yes. Pigmentation concerns can be assessed and treated at
Dr Hera's Skin & Hair Clinic in Roorkee. Treatment is selected
according to the individual's skin condition and pigmentation.
Can dark spots be treated?
Some types of dark spots can be treated or improved with
appropriate medical skincare or clinic-based treatments.
Suitability depends on the cause and skin assessment.
Do chemical peels help pigmentation?
Selected chemical peels may help certain pigmentation concerns,
but suitability depends on the type of pigmentation, skin type
and dermatologist's assessment.
How long does pigmentation treatment take?
Treatment duration varies depending on the pigmentation,
underlying cause, severity and treatment approach. Your
dermatologist can provide a more relevant expectation after
evaluating your skin.
Can pigmentation come back after treatment?
Some pigmentation conditions can recur depending on their cause
and individual factors. Your dermatologist may recommend
ongoing skincare and sun protection to help manage the condition.
