Dark spots are a record of the light your skin has lived through. Here is how we read — and rewrite — it.
Pigmentation rarely appears overnight. Sunspots, melasma and uneven tone are the visible record of years of light — much of it accumulated long before the marks ever surfaced. To treat pigment well, we first have to understand where, and how deep, it sits.
That mapping begins with a skin diagnosis, which reveals pigment the eye cannot yet see. From there, the right tool depends on the type and depth of the discolouration.
For many, the light-based technologies of Alma Harmony platform can break down excess pigment gently and precisely. For surface tone and freshness, a tailored peeling renews the upper layers and restores clarity.
Whatever the route, one rule never changes: daily sun protection. Treating pigmentation without it is like rewriting a page while the pen keeps moving. Protected, your results last — and your skin's next chapter stays clear.
