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Identify the pigment before choosing the treatment.
Pigmentation is not one diagnosis. Sun spots, melasma, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation and other pigment disorders behave differently and should not automatically receive the same laser or peel.
Treatment may target melanin with light or laser energy, regulate pigment production with topical agents, or use chemical exfoliation to accelerate removal of pigmented surface cells. The correct mechanism depends on the diagnosis.
Dr. Nivine begins by identifying the likely type and trigger of pigmentation, assessing skin tone and estimating the risk of rebound pigmentation. Treatment is then chosen for the pigment, not for the popularity of a device.
Progressive
Ongoing pigment control and sun protection matter
Often a program
Some patients benefit from combining Pigmentation Treatment with treatments that address a different layer. Depending on the concern, Dr. Nivine may consider Cosmelan Peel, BBL, PicoWay Pigmentation Laser, Chemical Peels. A combination plan is used only when each treatment contributes something distinct to the final objective.
Individual results vary. Photographs are of Dr. Nivine’s own patients, shown with written consent and unretouched.
Treatment may target melanin with light or laser energy, regulate pigment production with topical agents, or use chemical exfoliation to accelerate removal of pigmented surface cells. The correct mechanism depends on the diagnosis.
Some patients benefit from combining Pigmentation Treatment with treatments that address a different layer. Depending on the concern, Dr. Nivine may consider Cosmelan Peel, BBL, PicoWay Pigmentation Laser, Chemical Peels. Dr. Nivine combines treatments only when the reason for each step is clinically clear.
Pigmentation is not one diagnosis. A consultation identifies the type and trigger before choosing skincare, peel, light, laser or another approach.