Seek medical attention if:

Dark patches persist or worsen despite using creams.

Pigmentation appears suddenly or spreads quickly.

You experience itching, bleeding, or irregular moles.

Over-the-counter lightening agents irritate your skin.

You wish to undergo professional cosmetic pigmentation correction abroad.

 Do’s:

Use sunscreen daily (SPF 30+).

Follow your dermatologist’s post-treatment skincare routine.

Keep your skin hydrated and nourished.

Choose gentle, fragrance-free cleansers.

Attend scheduled follow-up sessions for optimal results.

 Don’ts:

Avoid direct sunlight during treatment cycles.

Don’t use over-the-counter bleaching creams without medical advice.

Avoid harsh scrubbing or exfoliation of treated areas.

Don’t skip sunscreen, UV rays worsen pigmentation.

Avoid smoking and alcohol, which can slow skin repair.

 Why Choose VivaVel Health

Global Network of Skin Specialists: VivaVel connects you with top dermatology clinics and cosmetic experts worldwide specializing in pigmentation and skin rejuvenation.

State-of-the-Art Technology: Partner clinics use FDA-approved laser and light systems for safe and effective pigmentation removal.

Comprehensive Medical Tourism Support: VivaVel offers online consultations, travel planning, visa assistance, and recovery care, making your skincare journey abroad seamless.

Affordable Cosmetic Care: Receive world-class pigmentation treatments at lower international costs, with transparent pricing and expert care

Customised Treatment Plans: Every patient receives a personalised skin analysis and treatment plan tailored to their skin tone, sensitivity, and goals.

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For this topic, our authors used some of the following resources:

Healthline | Hyperpigmentation Treatment

Cleveland Clinic | Hyperpigmentation: What it is, Causes, & Treatment

National Institutes of Health (.gov) | Dermatology: how to manage facial hyperpigmentation in skin