Medical Dermatology
Pigmentary Disorders
When a dark patch appears on the face or a spot loses its color, the cause is rarely obvious from the surface. Pigmentation changes may develop from sun exposure, inflammation, hormones, medication or conditions affecting pigment production, and treatment without a diagnosis may aggravate some patterns.
A medical assessment helps distinguish conditions that benefit from topical care, procedures, laser or monitoring. Sun protection and prevention of further inflammation are treated as active parts of the plan.
What we treat
Identify the pigment before treating it.
- Melasma and facial pigmentation
- Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation
- Sun-related spots
- Areas of reduced pigmentation
- Pigment changes that need a diagnosis
Your consultation
A plan agreed before treatment.
- 01
We review when the change appeared, how it has evolved and any relevant triggers or treatment.
- 02
Dr. Saadé assesses the distribution, depth and skin type before discussing options.
- 03
You receive a plan that may combine medical care, sun protection and procedures when they will help.
Start with an assessment