Pigmentation & Melasma Treatment in Najafgarh

Understanding Pigmentation Concerns

Pigmentation disorders are among the most common reasons people seek dermatological care. These include melasma (patchy brown or grey-brown discoloration, often on the face), post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (dark marks left after acne, eczema or injury), sun-induced dark spots and uneven skin tone.

Contributing factors vary widely: hormonal changes (especially during pregnancy or with oral contraceptive use), sun exposure, genetic predisposition, certain medications and skin inflammation can all play a role.

Because different pigmentation conditions require different approaches, an accurate clinical assessment is the first step. Surface-level pigmentation may respond to topical agents and sun protection, while deeper pigmentation often needs a combined approach with procedural treatments.

Sun protection is a cornerstone of any pigmentation management plan. Without adequate UV protection, pigmentation tends to recur regardless of treatment.

Treatment recommendations are made after clinical assessment. Individual suitability and results vary.