Hyperpigmentation

Medical Overview: An evidence-based approach to managing hyperpigmentation and melasma, focused on reducing excess melanin and supporting even skin tone through dermatologically-informed formulations.

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Evening Out Your Natural Tone

Hyperpigmentation and melasma can take time to form — and time to fade. Our approach focuses on consistent, dermatologically-informed care to help restore a more even complexion.

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Frequently asked questions

Hyperpigmentation refers to any darkening of the skin caused by excess melanin, often from sun exposure, acne marks, or injury. Melasma is a specific type, usually triggered by hormonal changes, and often appears as larger, symmetrical patches on the face.

Both can be managed and visibly improved with consistent care, though melasma in particular can be persistent and may require ongoing maintenance rather than a one-time fix.

Yes — since pigmentation has multiple possible causes, a dermatologist's assessment helps identify the right approach for your specific case.

Pigmentation concerns can affect all skin tones, but treatment approach may vary. It's best to consult a dermatologist, especially for deeper skin tones, to avoid irritation or uneven results.

Pigmentation typically takes longer to fade than it did to form — most approaches require several weeks to months of consistent use before visible results.