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From Sunspots to Melasma: Get Personalized, Dermatologist-Led Solutions for All Your Pigmentation Concerns.
Reveal Your Radiant, Even-Toned Skin

Why Choose Dermore Clinic For Pigmentation?

Experienced MD-certified dermatologists.

A 5-step consultation to understand your skin, hair & body.

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Achieve significant improvement in a few sessions.

No hidden costs. We ensure full transparency at every step.

7,50,000+ happy clients with a 95% satisfaction rate.

What Is Pigmentation?

Our skin's coloration, or pigmentation, is determined by the amount of melanin our bodies produce. When melanin production goes into overdrive, it results in hyperpigmentation, which is the darkening of the skin.

This overproduction can be triggered by a wide range of factors, which are often categorized as either internal or external. Internally, a person's genetic makeup, hormonal fluctuations, or issues with the endocrine system can all lead to hyperpigmentation. It can also be a symptom of specific health conditions, such as Addison's disease, or simply a consequence of the natural aging process. Inflammation, whether caused by acne breakouts or an accumulation of protein, is another internal trigger.

Externally, the most common cause is exposure to UV radiation from the sun. Other external factors include allergic reactions, adverse reactions to certain medications, and various types of skin injuries.

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Types of Pigmentation

Melasma

Melasma is characterized by brown or grayish-brown patches that are often symmetrical, appearing on the cheeks, forehead, bridge of the nose, and upper lip. This type is frequently triggered by hormonal changes, which is why it's common during pregnancy (often called "the mask of pregnancy") or in those taking birth control pills.

Sunspots (Solar Lentigines)

Also known as age spots or liver spots, these are flat, oval areas of increased pigment that are typically tan, brown, or black. They appear on parts of the skin that have had the most sun exposure over the years, such as the face, hands, shoulders, and arms.

Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation (PIH)

This type of pigmentation occurs as a flat spot of discoloration left behind after a skin injury or inflammation, such as acne, a burn, a cut, or eczema. When the skin heals, it can produce too much melanin, leaving a dark mark that can be pink, red, brown, or black.

Freckles (Ephelides)

Freckles are small, concentrated brown spots, typically lighter in color than sunspots, that often appear on sun-exposed areas like the face, neck, and arms. They are primarily genetic and are most common in people with fair skin and red hair.

Pigmentation removal Procedure at Dermore

The procedure at Dermore Clinics includes three phases. Here is a step-by-step process:

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Pre-Treatment

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During Treatment

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Post Treatment

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Pre-Treatment Consultation
  • Receive a one-to-one consultation with a dermatologist, who will perform a detailed diagnosis to identify your pigmentation type, its cause, and its severity.
  • Get a fully customized treatment plan that is personalized based on the specific type and severity of your skin concern.
  • Receive a clear set of pre-care instructions from the dermatologist to ensure you are prepared for your treatment.
During Laser Treatment
  • Our trained therapists will prepare the target area for your procedure.
  • The dermatologist will conduct a patch test to determine the most suitable parameters for your treatment.
  • You can enjoy a safe and comfortable session with our dermatologists present throughout the process.
Post-Treatment Consultation
  • Following your procedure, our therapists will immediately apply a cold compress to soothe the treated area, minimizing any potential discomfort or redness. You will also receive a complete set of post-care instructions to ensure proper healing, and our team will work with you to schedule your next treatment session.

Before and After Results

Our testimonials

Customer Say About Our Services

The clinic itself is clean, modern, and well-equipped, which reassured me about the quality of care I would receive. My dermatologist took the time to listen to my concerns, explain the treatment options, and tailor a plan specifically for my needs. The treatment was effective, and I noticed significant improvements shortly after the chemical peel and Laser toning sessions. My skin is just brightening crazily. Thank you Debo mam
Sadhana
Had a good experience with Dr debasmita and dermore clinics, visited her for my skin concerns she gave a plan of treatment and it's been two months and I see great changes; looking forward for the transformation and I highly recommend Dr debasmita
Neelam Vamshi
It's been 3 month,I am taking treatment for acene . Dr Debasmita diagnosed and suggested to take chemical peeling treatment.I can notice 75℅ of my acene got reduced. Also hospital ambience and staff interaction with patient is good.
Varsha Shinde

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FAQs

Which treatment is best for pigmentation?

The best treatment depends on your skin type and the type of pigmentation. Options typically include chemical peels, laser treatments, microdermabrasion, and prescription-based topical treatments. A dermatologist will recommend the right method after examining your skin.

Most people require 3–6 sessions, but this varies depending on the severity of pigmentation, treatment type, and skin response.

Most treatments are minimally painful. You may feel slight tingling, warmth, or mild discomfort, but it is generally well-tolerated.

You can expect visible improvement within 2–4 weeks, with more significant results after completing your full treatment plan.

Pigmentation can return if not maintained properly. Using sunscreen daily, following post-care instructions, and avoiding triggers helps prevent recurrence.

In most cases, you can apply makeup after 24 hours, depending on the treatment type. Your practitioner will guide you.

Use sunscreen, avoid direct sunlight, stay hydrated, and follow the recommended skincare routine to maintain results.