Pigment spots
(For legal reasons, we are unfortunately not allowed to publish before-after photos here. However, we are of course happy to show them during a personal consultation.)
Pigment spots, also known as hyperpigmentation, are dark skin stains caused by excessive melanin production. They can be caused by sun exposure, aging, hormonal changes, or skin injuries. Our treatments aim to reduce the appearance of pigment spots and achieve an even, radiant complexion.
An even complexion for glowing skin
Professional treatment of pigmented spots offers numerous benefits. It helps to fade dark spots and even out skin tone, improving the overall appearance of the skin. The treatments promote cell renewal and decrease melanin production, resulting in smoother and brighter skin.
They also improve skin texture and give skin a radiant, healthy appearance. Our non-invasive methods require no downtime, so you can get back to your daily routine quickly.
How does the treatment of pigment spots work?
Our treatments include various methods that are individually tailored to your skin needs:
- Chemical peels: Special acids remove the top layer of skin and reduce pigmentation spots while promoting the regeneration of new skin cells.
- Intensive pulsed light (IPL): This method uses broadband light to treat pigmented spots and clear the skin.
Treatment process
The process of treating pigmentation spots at the 1st Beauty Spa begins with a detailed consultation. We analyse your skin and discuss the best treatment options to achieve your individual goals.
The treatment itself is carried out by our experienced specialists and can take between 30 and 60 minutes, depending on the method. After treatment, you will receive specific care instructions to maximize results and support healing.
Is it safe to treat pigmented spots?
Yes, our treatments are safe and carried out by trained personnel. We only use certified equipment and high-quality products to get the best results and ensure your skin health.
methods of treatment
The selection of the treatment method used is based on your skin type, the problem as well as your goals and expectations and is determined in a personal conversation.
