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Pigmentation & Uneven Skin Tone

Feel like a Dalmatian?

Spots are cute on Dalmatians, but not on you!
Pigmentation simply means colouring. The skin tone of a healthy person will appear normal. However, skin colour may vary due to disease or injury, becoming either darker (hyperpigmentation). In Malaysia, when someone says they have pigmentation problem, most of them will be referring to hyperpigmentation.
Hyperpigmentation is a skin condition in which patches of skin darken. It results when skin cells become damaged or unhealthy, affecting melanin production. The extra melanin creates spots or patches that look brown, deep brown, blue-grey, and even blue-black. Typically harmless, hyperpigmentation can be a nuisance and affect your confidence.
But if you are bothered by them, knowing your types of hyperpigmentation is the first step towards getting the right treatment.

TYPES OF PIGMENTATION

Melasma

  • Caused by excess sun exposure, the ageing process & hormonal changes (pregnancy & hormonal replacement therapy).

Sunspots/Liver spots

  • Caused by excess sun exposure over time.
  • Appear as flat brown spots, usually round in shape and uniform in colour with well-defined borders.

Freckles

  • Caused by genetic predisposition & regular sun exposure.
  • Tiny brown spots, generally distributed over the cheeks & nose area.

Hori's nevus

  • Caused by genetic & hormonal factors.
  • Appears as discrete brown to greyish spots over upper cheeks & nasal bridge.

How Can Dr ko® Skin Specialist help?

Oral Medication
Chemical Peel

Exfoliates the dead skin cells.

Vitaliont Facial Treatment

Deep penetration of Ionized Vitamin C to restrain melanin production.

Dual Yellow Light
Line Xel
Skincare
Mesotherapy
Pico Laser and Q-switched Nd:Yag Laser
Gentle Max Pro, Clarity
V Beam
Fraxel, Evo

How Can Dr ko® Skin Specialist help?

Professional Skincare

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Medifacial
Laser Therapy
Topical Medication
Oral Medication
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