Pigmentation Treatment Sydney CBD
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Pigmentation concerns can appear as uneven skin tone, dark patches, sun spots, freckles or changes in colour following inflammation or sun exposure.
At True Skin Cosmetic & Laser Clinic in Sydney CBD, our clinicians assess your skin type, pigmentation pattern and individual concerns before discussing suitable treatment options.
Irregular skin pigmentation conditions such as age spots, moles and melasma freckles may be a major problem for people and can be difficult to treat.
We have solutions to these conditions that will clear unwanted pigmentations and make way for a natural, clear complexion.
Understanding Skin Pigmentation
Skin pigmentation is influenced by melanin, the pigment responsible for the colour of our skin.
Changes in melanin production or distribution can result in areas of the skin appearing darker than the surrounding skin.
Pigmentation can be influenced by several factors, including:
Sun exposure
Hormonal changes
Genetics
Skin inflammation
Previous acne or injury
Age-related changes
Certain medical or skin conditions
Because different types of pigmentation can have different causes, an individual skin assessment is important before deciding on treatment.
How we treat skin pigmentation
During your initial consultation, we will assess your skin type and pigmentation condition in order to recommend a course of treatment, or perhaps a combination of treatments that is best suited for your skin.
Pigmentation is best targeted with a combination of laser and chemical peels in order to renew the skin cells underneath and remove dead skin cells on top.
We take a holistic approach to help you maintain the skin you have always wanted. In addition to the clinical treatments, we will also advise you on a post-treatment skincare regime, lifestyle changes you may be able to make and a skin-friendly diet.
Common Pigmentation Concerns
Our clinicians can assess concerns including:
Melasma
Sunspots
Freckles
Uneven skin tone
Post-inflammatory pigmentation
Age-related pigmentation
Localised areas of darker pigmentation
Pigmented lesions can have different causes and appearances. Some lesions may require medical assessment before cosmetic treatment is considered.
Melasma
Sunspots
Freckles
Uneven skin tone
Post-inflammatory pigmentation
Age-related pigmentation
Localised areas of darker pigmentation
Pigmented lesions can have different causes and appearances. Some lesions may require medical assessment before cosmetic treatment is considered.
Our treatments
Prescription Medication
Sometimes the best treatment is a multifaceted approach. By utilising our medical connections and training, we may recommend some form of prescription medication to help treat your pigmentation regularly from at home. Some examples might include creams or tablets to help reduce the action of pigmentation forming cells.
Laser Toning
For pigmentation issues on the skin, particularly the face, our Lutronic Q-Switch Laser will assist to reduce visible pigmentation.
Melasma (large light to dark brown patches on the skin; often called pregnancy mask due to hormonal changes and sun exposure) treatment with laser toning is effective, especially in patients with skin type 3 and above (Asian skin especially).
This treatment is also excellent to even out skin tone and reduce pore size, especially around the nose and cheeks.
Chemical Peel
Chemical peels help to lighten and brighten the skin while reducing the appearance of pigmentation and acne. This can help restore a more youthful appearance to the skin as well as preparing your skin for laser therapy. We may recommend use of a Lactic Acid Peel to gently exfoliate your skin while acting rapidly to reduce cells that stimulate melanin (cells involved in skin pigmentation production) activity.
Tattoo Removal
You may even have skin pigmentation that was at one time voluntary. We are happy to help you remove tattoos that no longer serve their original purpose. With the use of advanced Q Switch laser technology, our experienced laser technicians will target all pigment colours over a series of 6-10 sessions to safely reduce the appearance of your tattoo.
Minor Surgery
For mole removal that is unable to be cryogenically removed, we are able to perform quick surgical sessions to gently remove moles with minimal scarring.
Vitamin Infusion
Also known as IV Therapy, Vitamin Infusion delivers vitamins, minerals, and amino acids directly to the body for maximum absorption and minimal waste. Providing nutrients from within helps to nourish body at a cellular level and improve the function of many biological systems which in turn will show through your skin.
With IV vitamin infusions, we can safely deliver larger doses that would not otherwise be tolerated orally. The most common vitamin infusions in True Skin are vitamin B, vitamin C and glutathione.
Skin Booster
Skin Boosters, also known as hydrating fillers, are micro-injections of hyaluronic acid. These are injected differently to regular dermal fillers by going deeper underneath the skin to hydrate and improve overall skin quality from beneath the surface.
Skin boosters also contain a combination of antioxidants (such as glutathione and vitamin C), amino acids, minerals and vitamins. When injecting into the skin, the hyaluronic acid present in normal dermal fillers alongside these vitamins and minerals can stimulate new collagen and elastin resulting in healthy-looking, glowing and plump skin.
True Skin's Tailored Skincare Regime
Our goal is to provide you with an advanced range of medical-grade skincare products that are supported by medical and scientific evidence. By extensive research of the cosmeceutical products market, we have carefully selected a range of products that will suit your skin type and condition.
We believe that well-informed home care is vital for successful results. Our customised home skincare regimen is tailored to your specific skin condition and needs, to deliver the results you desire.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Pigmentation can have many causes, including sun exposure, hormonal changes, inflammation, genetics and changes within the skin over time.
Identifying the likely type and cause of pigmentation can help guide appropriate treatment.
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Melasma is a pigmentation condition that commonly appears as patches of darker skin, often on areas of the face.
Hormonal factors and sun exposure may contribute to melasma, and treatment responses can vary between individuals.
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There is no single pigmentation treatment that is best for everyone.
The appropriate treatment depends on factors such as the type of pigmentation, your skin type, medical history and previous treatments.
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Pigmentation can be complex and may recur, particularly where factors such as sun exposure or hormonal influences continue.
Treatment may help reduce the appearance of pigmentation, but results and maintenance requirements vary.
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We offer flexible pricing based on project type and complexity. After an initial conversation, we’ll provide a transparent quote with no hidden costs.Some pigmentation treatments may be appropriate for darker skin types, but treatment selection requires careful assessment because different skin types can respond differently to lasers, peels and other procedures.
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Collaborative, honest, and straigTrue Skin Cosmetic & Laser Clinic is located at Ground Floor, 281 Elizabeth Street, Sydney NSW 2000.