Treatment of Spots or Hyperpigmentations

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It is a skin condition caused by an alteration in the pigmentation or coloration of the skin, although benign in nature, it affects the quality of life of those who suffer from it.

Hyperchromias – hyperpigmentations can be congenital or acquired. Congenital hyperchromias are part of diseases or syndromes. Acquired hyperchromias include:

Ephelides or freckles. They appear or are accentuated by the sun.
Lentigo, solar or senile lentigo.
Caused by sunlight, exacerbated by hormonal changes as occurs in pregnancy (chloasma), by taking certain medications or use of cosmetics. Affects the face.
Nevus or moles. They appear in any region, are darker and do not vary with the sun.
Hyperchromia due to sensitization. They are usually dermatitis due to the use of perfumes.
Hyperchromia due to medication.
Post-inflammatory hyperchromias, caused after inflammatory skin lesions such as acne, herpes, burns, depilation, etc.

Melasma is one of the most frequent pigmentary alterations where there is an excess of melanin in the epidermis, dermis or mixed melasma, it appears more frequently in women and people with high phototypes (darker skin).

After a complete HC we can determine the best treatment which may include one or several therapies such as chemical peeling/Cosmelan, laser and intense pulsed light, biological mesotherapy, oral medications, etc.

Pain:

Minimum

Result:

After 3 weeks and progressively until the indicated sessions have been completed.

Disability:

None, requires care

Satisfaction:

100%

Retouching:

3 or more according to medical evaluation, interval 15-30 days.

Time:

The procedure takes about 1 hour

Benefits

Prevents the appearance of future blemishes and corrects existing pigmentation.
Increases hydration in the deep dermis, improves skin texture and vitality.
Increases skin microcirculation, stimulating the formation of collagen and elastin fibers.
Impact on quality of life, increases self-esteem, confidence and improves interpersonal relationships.
Improved treatment of enlarged pores and skin quality.
Improved facial skin uniformity, with an appearance of luminous skin tone.

Post-treatment recommendations

The success of the treatment will depend largely on the patient’s adherence to the treatment plan, whether oral, topical or procedures recommended in consultation.
Use of Skincare routine and products for your skin type at home.
Use of sunscreen 3 times a day for 2 weeks.
Do not attend wet areas, saunas, Turkish baths or swimming pools for 2 weeks.
Do not tan or expose yourself to the sun for a prolonged period of time.
Avoid massaging the face or rubbing the towel vigorously.
Do not perform facial cleansing or waxing for 2 weeks.
Do not pull up the micro-crusts, let them fall by themselves.
Avoid smoking and excessive alcohol consumption.
Maintain a balanced diet free of irritating foods.