Pigmentation Treatment in Ludhiana by Expert Dermatologists for Dark Spots, Melasma & Uneven Skin Tone

Age spots are brown or black-coloured spots on the skin primarily caused by prolonged sun exposure. They commonly appear on the face, hands and arms.

PIH refers to dark spots or patches on the skin that appear after an injury, inflammation or acne. They usually appear on the face and neck, but they can appear on other body areas too.

Freckles are small tan or brown-coloured spots that usually occur due to sun exposure. Commonly seen on sun-exposed areas of the face like cheeks, nose, and around the eyes, they can appear anywhere on the body like the neck, back, upper chest, hands and arms.

Also referred to as the ‘mask of pregnancy’, melasma is the appearance of irregular patches of dark skin that are tan, brown or greyish-brown in colour. It commonly appears on the face, particularly on the cheeks, forehead, chin, and above the upper lip. It can also occur on other sun-exposed areas, like the arms or neck.

Also known as age spots or liver spots, these are brown or dark spots that appear on the body areas exposed to the sun for many years. They usually occur on the face, hands, shoulders, arms, and upper back.

Macular amyloidosis refers to brownish or grey-brown macules that may appear in a rippled or reticulated pattern. Commonly found on the upper back, arms and legs, these patches sometimes appear on the forearms.

Lichen Planus Pigmentosus (LPP) is a variant of lichen planus that appears as dark brown to grey macules. It commonly occurs on sun-exposed body areas like the face, neck, and trunk.

Some individuals can inherit a predisposition to hyperpigmentation, making them more susceptible.

Hormonal fluctuations during pregnancy can affect melanin production, leading to hyperpigmentation.

Acne can trigger hyperpigmentation. The inflammation caused by acne stimulates excess melanin production in some individuals, leading to dark spots.

Certain medical conditions, like Addison’s disease, can cause hyperpigmentation.

Inflammation from injuries or burns triggers excess melanin production, leading to post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.

Certain skin allergies such as contact dermatitis and eczema, can lead to PIH.

Some medications, like antibiotics, hormonal treatments, or chemotherapy drugs, can lead to hyperpigmentation as a side effect.

Excessive or unprotected exposure to the sun's harmful UV rays triggers melanin production, causing hyperpigmentation.

Experienced dermatologists perform revolutionary laser treatment for minimising hyperpigmentation using cutting-edge Q-switched Nd:YAG laser technology. They use a laser beam of a specific wavelength to target excessive melanin in the affected area and break it down into smaller particles. The immune cells clear out the broken-down melanin, and the lymphatic system clears it out, restoring your natural skin tone. The treatment has no downtime, is virtually pain-free, and 100% safe. It works on tan, pigmentary demarcation lines (PDL), melasma, sunspots and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. It also reduces macular amyloidosis and Lichen Planus Pigmentosus. On average, you need 6-8 sessions, but this can vary for everyone based on the underlying cause, the type and severity of the pigmentation, and the target area.

Medical experts at Oliva specialise in performing customised chemical peel treatments to exfoliate damaged layers in a controlled manner, revealing the healthy skin underneath and fading pigmented spots. They use plant-based extracts in different concentrations depending on the type and severity of pigmentation and the target area. Chemical peels can minimise dark spots and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, among other concerns. Your doctor may advise 6-8 sessions at monthly intervals based on the area to be treated, and the pigmentation type and severity.

This treatment is designed to address stubborn pigmentation specifically on the elbows, knees, underarms, hands, and feet, which are prone to roughness and darkening. It gently exfoliates and rejuvenates the skin, brightening the skin tone, smoothening the texture, and restoring radiance. It also stimulates cell turnover without downtime. If you are suffering from pigmentation in body areas other than your face, then this is an effective treatment option. You will likely need 4-6 sessions on average, but this may be higher for some based on the extent of darkening and the textural damage.

This is one of the most effective depigmentation treatments especially for stubborn pigmentation like melasma, and PIH, tanning, and age spots. The treatment consists of 2 phases: an in-clinic session followed by at-home maintenance, under the supervision of a dermatologist. This effectively corrects existing pigmentation while regulating melanin production and thereby preventing recurrence. You will notice even-toned skin and improved texture. It is important to follow your dermatologist’s post-care instructions and a suitable skin care regimen to maintain the results.

This treatment is specially designed to target dark circles, wrinkles, and hyperpigmentation around the eyes. The peel gently exfoliates the skin, removing dead skin cells and pigmentation, while stimulating collagen production. It also strengthens the skin structure to smooth fine lines, giving you even-toned undereye area. It is 100% safe and offers visible results with no downtime. Each session lasts around 30 mins, and you will see a visible difference after 2-3 sessions. Our dermatologists recommend 6-8 sessions for the best results.

InstaGlow Skin Rejuvenation Treatment is a multi-step medi-facial designed to give your skin a refreshing cleanse, exfoliate damaged layers, remove melanin build-up, and unclog blocked pores. It also hydrates your skin deeply while reducing inflammation. You will notice instance radiance and a flawless complexion with zero downtime, which stays up to 4 weeks.

This medi-facial uses activated carbon, a laser, and a medical-grade mask to deep-cleanse, exfoliate, hydrate, and nourish your skin. The dermatologist first applies a thin carbon layer that binds to the build-up on the skin, then the double-pass laser exfoliates the top layer while stimulating collagen. Then, they apply a peel customised to your skin needs, to give you a refreshed, vibrant look.

Want to be red-carpet ready? Then, this medi-facial is for you! Combining laser technology and specially formulated medical-grade facial masks, it brightens your skin significantly. You will notice instant results that last up to a month.

Using warming and cooling masks, this medi-facial treatment transforms dull, tired-looking skin into radiant skin. It reduces fine lines and improves skin texture by exfoliating, boosting blood circulation, and nourishing the skin. The treatment stimulates skin renewal and gives you instant, glowing complexion.

Using gentle fruit-based enzymes, this medi-facial deep cleanses and exfoliates your skin gently. It starts with a deep facial cleanse followed by the application of a foaming mask and a hydration mask that nourishes your skin. Then come the targeted serums, which give you soft, supple, clear, and bright skin.

Powered by OxyGeneo technology, this medi-facial treatment infuses oxygen and nutrients to boost cellular metabolism and skin renewal. The deep nourishment rejuvenates your skin by boosting collagen, making it plump, firm, hydrated, and radiant.

A 2-in-1 treatment, Dermafrac combines micro-needling and infusion to address pigmentation and instantly rejuvenate your skin. The dermatologist creates micro-channels in the skin while infusing active serums through a vacuum-assisted roller. The vacuum technology of the handpiece allows precise penetration of micro-needles into the skin without touching the nerve endings. This makes the treatment painless. It stimulates collagen while improving skin tone, texture, and hydration.

In this treatment, dermatologists use your body’s natural growth factors to promote skin rejuvenation. It heals your skin from within, repairs tissues, and boosts collagen, significantly improving your skin texture, reducing acne scars, and providing glowing, radiant skin.