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Rachel Says Este Pigmentation Peel Changed Her Life For The Better
Pigmentation Peel Treatment Results

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Jan 10, 2025

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Este Medical Group

Rachel’s skin is positively brighter and glowing after having Este UK pigmentation peel treatments to balance her skin tone. She says it has changed her life for the better! 

When she came to Este Medical Group, Rachel had darker skin areas over her forehead, on her lower cheeks and chin. She wanted to have a more even skin tone and chose to go with Este pigmentation peels. You can see in her before and after pigmentation peel photos how they made a big difference to enhancing her complexion. 

Pigmentation Peel before and after

What Does Skin Pigmentation Look Like? 

In Rachel’s case, it was a clear demarcation between the outside areas of her face and the skin tone of the centre of her face. Post-treatment, these divided areas of Rachel’s face are much more harmonious, and her skin tone looks balanced and beautiful. 

Not all skin discolouration looks like Rachel’s; skin pigmentation issues can manifest in various ways. Here are several common examples of what skin pigmentation looks like:

  • Hyperpigmentation: Darkened areas of the skin caused by excess melanin production. Can be due to acne scars, sun damage, or skin inflammation. Commonly seen as dark spots or patches.
  • Melasma: Brown or gray-brown patches, usually on the face. Often appears on the cheeks, bridge of the nose, forehead, chin, and above the upper lip. Often referred to as the mask of pregnancy. It is a type of hyperpigmentation. 
  • Hypopigmentation: Lighter areas of the skin where melanin is decreased. Can result from skin injuries, burns, or conditions like vitiligo.
  • Sunspots: Small, darkened spots typically found on sun-exposed areas like the face, hands, and arms. Caused by prolonged sun exposure.
  • Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation (PIH): Dark spots that develop after an inflammatory skin condition, such as acne or eczema. 
  • Age Spots: Also known as liver spots, these are small, dark patches that usually appear on areas frequently exposed to the sun, like the face and hands.

Understanding the different types of skin pigmentation can help in seeking the appropriate treatment and achieving clearer, more even-toned skin.

Did you know that Este Medical Group offers free skincare consultations? We can help you determine your type of pigmentation and provide information about the most effective hyperpigmentation and melasma face and body treatments. Send us a message now to arrange your consultation.

Why Women Are Concerned About Skin Pigmentation?

Skin pigmentation issues, such as dark patches, sun spots, or uneven skin tone, are common skin worries for many women, both young and older. These concerns are not just about aesthetics but also about how they can affect self-esteem and confidence. Here’s why skin pigmentation can be so troubling:

  • Can Make You Look Older: Uneven pigmentation, especially age spots or sun damage, can give the impression of ageing, even in younger women. This can lead to feelings of insecurity about one's appearance.
  • Trouble Concealing Dark Patches or Sun Spots: Dark spots can be hard to cover up with makeup, making women feel self-conscious when trying to achieve a flawless look. Constantly trying to mask skin pigmentation can be frustrating.
  • Worry About a More Serious Health Issue (Often Unfounded): Discoloration or sudden changes in pigmentation can trigger worries about underlying health problems, even though many pigmentation issues are benign. This added stress can contribute to anxiety.
  • Lowers Self-Esteem: Skin pigmentation problems can lead to diminished self-confidence, as women may feel less comfortable with their appearance. They may even avoid social situations or public appearances to hide the condition.
  • Creates Self-Conscious Behaviour: Women with noticeable pigmentation issues may become overly self-conscious about their skin, leading to constant checking in mirrors or avoiding eye contact with others.
  • Interferes with Beauty Goals (Dating, Work, and More): Skin pigmentation can impact beauty goals, whether it's looking youthful and radiant for dating, or presenting a flawless appearance for work or professional events. This often leads to feelings of inadequacy or insecurity.

Understanding these concerns is key in offering effective treatments and solutions for women seeking to regain their confidence and address pigmentation issues.

At Este Medical UK, we are compassionate and caring when it comes to these sensitive grooming and beauty concerns. You can trust Este to deliver sympathetic and supportive care as you reach your skincare goals and feel more like yourself again. 

Arrange to have a free Este skincare consultation to ask your questions about our variety of UK pigmentation skin treatments, as well as proven acne and sun damage treatments

Two of The Best Skin Pigmentation Treatments That Work! 

Este Medical offers one of the most effective skin pigmentation treatments in the UK, specifically designed to reduce and eliminate dark patches and inflamed spots. The cosmelan peel is highly recommended for treating a variety of skin discolourations, including post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. This treatment uses azelaic acid to help heal acne-damaged skin, melasma, and rosacea by targeting skin bacteria and reducing inflammation, which promotes the production of new, healthy skin cells. Kojic acid, another key ingredient, helps halt melanin production while offering antimicrobial and natural exfoliating properties. This peel is particularly effective at lightening visible sun damage, age spots, and acne scars.

Another powerful treatment available at Este UK is the Harmony XL Pro Laser, which uses advanced technology to break down melanin pigment, helping to reduce and eliminate hyperpigmentation. This skin-safe laser treatment is ideal for addressing dark spots and uneven skin tone, leaving the skin healthier, brighter, and more radiant.

Best Approach for Caring for Darker Skin Tones  

Darker skin tones are rich in melanin, which provides beautiful depth and warmth but can also make the skin more susceptible to hyperpigmentation. These skin tones are more likely to experience concerns such as dark under-eye circles, hyperpigmentation, and uneven skin tone.

To care for and enhance your skin, it’s essential to have professional treatments that can be customised for darker skin tones. For example, treatments like the cosmelan peel can effectively address pigmentation issues while considering the unique needs of your skin.  

At Este, we strongly advise against using harsh homemade or under-the-counter skin-bleaching products. These can damage your skin and may not be safe. For noticeable pigmentation or uneven skin tone, it's best to seek professional guidance and treatment at a trusted, reputable clinic like Este Medical. Our skincare experts in the UK are committed to helping you achieve healthy, glowing skin with treatments designed for your skin’s unique characteristics.

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