Hyperpigmentation Treatment Program

Our pigment correction program is designed to gradually break up stubborn discoloration and improve overall skin tone.  

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Many patients choose this program when they struggle with melasma, sun spots, or uneven pigmentation that does not respond to topical skincare. 

 

​​What Skin Concerns Does This Treat?

• Melasma and hormonal pigmentation

• ​Sun damage and dark spots

• Uneven skin tone

• ​Early skin aging and dullness

How the Treatment Works

• Advanced chemical peeling to break up pigment deposits

• Microneedling to stimulate collagen and enhance skin renewal 

• Initial treatments spaced every 4-6 weeks

• Customized treatment plan based on your skin concerns

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Treatment Program Investment

Pigment Correction Program are customize based on your skin concerns and treatment plan.

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Most patients complete a program including VI Peels and microneedling sessions over several months to gradually improve stubborn pigmentation.

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Program investment typically ranges from $1,150 - $1,250

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Flexible financing options are available through:

• Cherry

• Affirm

• Klarna

• CareCredit

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 A consultation helps determine the most appropriate treatment plan for your skin.​

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Is this treatment safe for melasma?

Professional skin treatments can be safe and effective when performed under medical supervision and tailored to the patient's skin type and pigment condition. 

 

A consultation is required to determine the most appropriate treatment plan.

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Benefits of Combining Treatments:

Combining advanced chemical peeling with microneedling can enhance overall results.

• Chemical peeling helps break up stubborn pigment and accelerate skin cell turnover

• Microneedling stimulates collagen and improves overall skin renewal

• The combination can improve both pigmentation and skin texture

• Gradual improvement occurs over a series of treatments 

 

During treatment, some pigmentation may temporarily appear darker as they skin renews before gradually improving. ​

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Maintenance & Long-Term Skin Health:

Hyperpigmentation and melasma can be influenced by hormones, sun exposure, and genetics. After completing an initial treatment series, many patients choose periodic maintenance treatments to help maintain their results and keep pigmentation under control.

 

Maintenance treatments are typically recommended every 3-6 months depending on individual skin concerns and lifestyle factors.

 

Your provider will recommend a personalized maintenance plan during your consultation.