Skin Rejuvenation & Non-Surgical Face

Skin & Face

Pigmentation & Melasma

A considered approach to uneven tone and dark patches.

Pigmentation treatment targets uneven tone, dark patches and melasma with a plan that balances results against the sensitive nature of pigment.

This page is educational. Suitability, diagnosis and treatment decisions require an appropriately qualified clinician.

01

Who usually considers it

  • People with dark patches, sun spots or melasma.
  • Those seeking more even skin tone.
02

What the treatment involves

  • Assessment of pigment type and triggers.
  • A combination of in-clinic care and home routine.
03

Typical treatment timeline

  • Consultation and assessment.
  • A managed course of treatment.
  • Ongoing maintenance where needed.
04

Recovery

  • Usually minimal; sun protection is essential.
05

What can affect results

  • Type and depth of pigment.
  • Sun exposure and triggers.
  • Consistency with home care.
06

Questions to ask a clinician

  • Is my pigmentation likely to recur?
  • What home routine supports results?

Indicative Cost Factors

What usually shapes the price.

A meaningful quote depends on the individual plan. These are the common variables worth understanding first.

Explore CosClinic cost guides →
  1. 01Number of sessions.
  2. 02Products and approach.

FAQ

Questions people often ask.

Does melasma come back?
Melasma can recur, especially with sun exposure, so maintenance and protection are part of the plan.

Private next step

Considering pigmentation & melasma?

Tell us what you are exploring. The first step is an information and intake conversation — not a diagnosis or treatment commitment.