Discolouration of the skin is when areas of the body appear darker than others. This can be due to the levels of melanin over producing within the skin.
Hyperpigmentation darkening occurs when an excess of melanin, the brown pigment that produces normal skin colour, forms deposits in the skin. Este Medical Group are here to help restore back an even skin tone.
There are many potential causes of discoloured skin patches, ranging from minor problems to more serious medical conditions. Speak to our skin experts and we will work with you to find a solution that works for you.
Este Medical Group offer a range of treatments that can target and help to reduce the appearance of discolouration and hyperpigmentation.
Some might work for you and some might not – To ensure you choose the right treatment, book in a consultation at your nearest UK clinic and our experts will discuss more in depth about your discolouration and what can help. Below are just some of the treatments that could work.
When we use the Visia Digital Skin Analysis to assess your skin, we are using a tool that allows us to see deep below the surface layer of your skin and detect a multiple of potential concerns. This advanced technology allows us to pick up on issues such as spots, wrinkles, texture, pores, UV spots, scars, red areas, porphyrins and more.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will treatment work?
When you book a consultation, our skin experts will be able to discuss what we can do to help. Este Medical Group strive to offer a treatments that help you achieve the skin you deserve.
Will it hurt?
All our treatments are relatively painless; you can expect to feel a warming sensation or tingling depending upon the treatment that you have chosen.
How long before I see results?
This depends on the treatment that you choose. When you book your consultation our team will advise you on your skin care journey and when you can expect to see results.
What aftercare do I need to do?
As a rule, we suggest that you:
Wear sunscreen daily
Avoid intense heat and UV rays for the first 48 hours
Avoid exercise for 24 hours
Drink lots of water
Avoid smoking
This may vary depending on the treatment you are having.
What causes discoloration?
There are many causes for discolouration, and some of the reasons can include:
Illness
Injury
Inflammation problems
Inceased melanin levels
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