Skin Pigmentation
for Clearer & Even Skin
  • Brighter clearer complexion
  • 0% Finance available
  • FDA approved treatments
  • Suitable for all skin types

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At Este Hair Medical, we believe that looking and feeling your best should be accessible to everyone. That's why we offer 0% APR finance options on both surgical and non-surgical treatments, allowing you to start your transformation today and pay comfortably over time.

Whether you're considering a hair transplant, hair loss treatments, or advanced skin non-surgical aesthetic procedures, our flexible finance plans make it easier than ever to invest in yourself without financial pressure.

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Skin Pigmentation Treatments at Este Hair Medical Clinic
Why It’s More Than What You See?
At Este Hair Medical, treating skin pigmentation is more than just addressing surface-level concerns it is a carefully planned medical approach focused on restoring clear, even toned skin while improving overall skin health. With over 15 years of industry experience, international expertise, and a patient-first philosophy, our specialists create personalised pigmentation treatment plans designed to target the root causes of uneven skin tone and deliver natural, long-lasting results.
Skin pigmentation can be caused by multiple factors such as sun exposure, hormonal changes, acne scarring, and lifestyle influences. That’s why we focus on treating not just the visible pigmentation, but the underlying cause to achieve brighter, healthier, and more radiant skin.
We treat a wide range of Pigmentation concerns:
  • Hyperpigmentation
  • Melasma (Hormonal Pigmentation)
  • Acne Scars & Post-Inflammatory Pigmentation
  • Sun Damage & Age Spots
  • Uneven Skin Tone
  • Dull or Discoloured Skin
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Understanding Pigmentation

Pigmentation occurs when excess melanin (the pigment responsible for skin color) is produced and deposited unevenly in the skin. However, not all pigmentation is the same, and this is where many treatments fail.

Pigmentation Can Affect Different Skin Layers:
  • Epidermal (Surface Layer): More responsive to certain treatments and peels
  • Dermal (Deeper Layer): More stubborn, long-lasting, and requires advanced medical treatments
  • Mixed Pigmentation: Combination of both layers, needing a carefully balanced approach
Many over the counter products only work on the surface layer of the skin, which is why clients often see little to no improvement or temporary results that quickly fade.
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Pigmentation vs Melasma vs Hyperpigmentation

This is why identifying the exact type and depth of pigmentation is critical before starting any treatment
Pigmentation
General pigmentation includes dark patches caused by sun exposure, aging, inflammation, acne marks, or lifestyle factors. The depth varies, and treatment success depends entirely on accurate diagnosis.
Melasma
Melasma is a chronic and hormonally driven condition, often triggered by pregnancy, hormonal imbalance, birth control, sun exposure. It typically appears symmetrically on the cheeks, forehead, and upper lip. Melasma often sits deep within the skin, making it resistant to topical products alone and highly sensitive to improper treatments.
Hyperpigmentation
Hyperpigmentation usually occurs after acne, skin injury, burns, aggressive treatments. This condition is common across all skin tones but is especially delicate in deeper skin tones, where incorrect treatment can worsen discoloration instead of improving it.

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Strengthen the skin barrier

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Our Advanced Pigmentation Treatments
Cosmelan (Face Pigmentation & Melasma)
A gold-standard depigmentation treatment that targets melanin overproduction while improving overall skin tone and clarity.
Algae Peel (Face & Body Pigmentation)
A natural yet powerful treatment ideal for stubborn pigmentation, uneven tone, and body discoloration, suitable for various skin types.
Advanced Laser Treatments
State-of-the-art laser technology carefully selected according to your skin tone and pigmentation depth to ensure safety and results.
Pigmentation is not treated in one session and it should never be rushed. Each treatment is customized, controlled, and medically supervised to avoid complications and ensure progressive improvement.
Healthy skin & Long term results

At Este Hair Medical Clinic, we understand that pigmentation is not just a cosmetic concern it is a complex skin condition that requires medical insight, precision diagnosis, and a long-term treatment strategy. Our approach combines deep clinical knowledge, advanced skin analysis, and personalized treatment plans to safely and effectively restore your skin’s natural clarity and even tone.

At Este Hair Medical Clinic, we never guess, we identify pigmentation depth, differentiate between pigmentation, melasma, and hyperpigmentation, understand triggers such as sun damage, hormones, inflammation, or previous treatments, predict how your skin will respond to different procedures.

Results may vary. All treatments are subject to a professional medical consultation to assess suitability. Information provided is not medical advice.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1What causes skin pigmentation issues?
Skin pigmentation issues can be caused by a variety of factors including sun exposure, hormonal changes, inflammation, certain medications, and genetic predisposition. Common conditions include melasma, age spots, and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
2What are the common types of skin pigmentation issues?
Common types include melasma (brown or grey patches), age spots (also known as liver spots or sun spots), freckles, and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (dark spots following skin injury or inflammation).
3How are skin pigmentation issues diagnosed?
Dermatologists diagnose pigmentation issues through a visual examination and medical history review. In some cases, a Wood's lamp examination or skin biopsy may be used to determine the extent and type of pigmentation.
4What treatments are available for skin pigmentation issues?
Treatments include topical creams containing hydroquinone, retinoids, or vitamin C, chemical peels, laser therapy (such as IPL or fractional laser), and microneedling. Sun protection is also crucial to prevent worsening.
5Can skin pigmentation issues be prevented or managed effectively?
While some pigmentation issues can be managed effectively with treatment, prevention involves daily use of sunscreen, wearing protective clothing, and avoiding excessive sun exposure. Regular skincare routines and professional treatments can help maintain results.