Hyperpigmentation

Treatment of Hyperpigmentation at SieroSanto

What is Hyperpigmentation?

Hyperpigmentation is a common skin condition characterized by dark spots on the skin. This is due to an overproduction of melanin, the pigment that determines the color of the skin. Hyperpigmentation can be caused by several factors, such as sun exposure, hormonal changes, inflammation and certain medications.

Causes of Hyperpigmentation

• Sun exposure: The main cause of increased melanin production.
• Hormonal changes: Pregnancy or use of birth control pills.
• Inflammations: After wounds, acne or other skin damage.
• Medication: Some medications can cause hyperpigmentation.
Recommended Treatments

1. HydraFacial HydraFacial cleanses, exfoliates and hydrates the skin, while also helping to reduce pigment spots and even out skin tone. More about HydraFacial.

2. Glow peel Glowpeel helps brighten and renew the skin, reduces pigment spots and gives you a radiant complexion. More about Glowpeel.

3. Microneedling Microneedling stimulates natural collagen production and helps reduce pigment spots, improving the skin structure. More about Microneedling.

Why Choose SieroSanto?

Our expert therapists use the latest technologies to ensure effective results. We offer personalized treatments tailored to your specific skin needs.

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Frequently asked questions

What is hyperpigmentation and why is the cause important?

Hyperpigmentation is a collective term for dark discoloration. Sun, inflammation, hormones, and other factors can play a role, and the cause determines which approach is responsible and realistic.
Can SieroSanto completely remove pigment spots?

We focus on visible improvement and a more even skin tone, not on guarantees. Some forms of pigmentation respond better than others, and maintenance often remains important.
Which treatment is suitable for hyperpigmentation?

We determine that after assessing pigment type, skin tone, sensitivity, and previous reactions. Sometimes home care is more important initially than an immediate intensive treatment.
Which home care supports a more even skin tone?

Daily sun protection is the foundation. Targeted active ingredients can be added afterwards, but we avoid excessive irritation because inflammation can actually worsen pigmentation.
When is a pigment spot not a cosmetic issue?

New, changing, irregular or suspicious spots should first be medically assessed. We only provide treatment when cosmetic care is appropriate and responsible.