Even Skin Tone · Lahore & Islamabad
Pigmentation & Melasma Treatment
Doctor-planned treatment for dark spots, melasma, sun damage and post-acne marks — combining laser, peels and medical skincare for safer, lasting results.
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Qualified Doctors
Treatments performed or supervised by our physicians
UK-Standard Protocols
Consultation, consent and aftercare at every step
Lahore & Islamabad
DHA Phase 4 Lahore · DHA Phase II Islamabad
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Honest advice before you commit to anything
Overview
A clear plan for stubborn dark patches
Pigmentation is one of the most common skin concerns in Pakistan. Strong sun, heat, hormones and inflammation from acne all trigger extra melanin, leading to dark spots, uneven tone, sun damage and melasma.
There is no single magic cream or injection. The best results come from a plan that controls triggers, protects the skin and treats pigment gently but consistently. Depending on your skin, that may include Q-switch or pico laser, chemical peels, skin boosters and a prescription-strength home routine.
Our doctors identify your pigment type first — because melasma, sun spots and post-acne marks each need a different approach.
Why patients choose it
Pigment concerns we treat
Melasma
Long-term plans to lighten and control patches.
Sun spots & freckles
Laser to break up stubborn spots.
Post-acne marks
Peels and laser to fade brown marks.
Uneven skin tone
Brightening plans for a more even complexion.
Dark underarms & neck
Targeted peels and laser.
Dark lips
See our dark lips treatment.
Complete guide
Types of pigmentation
Melasma
Sun spots (solar lentigines)
Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation
Freckles
Laser treatment for pigmentation
Q-switch and pico lasers deliver short pulses that break pigment into tiny particles for the body to clear. For melasma we use gentle, low-energy settings to avoid irritation and rebound. Explore all options on our laser skin treatments page.
Why sun protection matters most
Every pigment plan fails without daily sun protection. Use a broad-spectrum SPF 50 every morning, reapply when outdoors, wear a hat and avoid peak sun. Visible light and heat also worsen melasma, so tinted sunscreens can help.
Can pigmentation come back?
Sun spots and marks often clear well, but melasma can return with sun, heat and hormonal changes. A simple maintenance routine and occasional top-up treatments keep results looking their best.
How it works
Your pigmentation plan
Diagnose
We identify your pigment type and triggers.
Prepare
A pigment-controlling routine to calm and protect the skin.
Treat
Laser, peels or both in a structured course.
Maintain
SPF, home care and occasional top-ups.
Is it right for you?
Who it suits
Good candidates
- Melasma and hormonal pigmentation
- Sun spots and freckles
- Post-acne marks
- Dark underarms, neck or uneven tone
Please tell us first if you
- Are pregnant or breastfeeding (we adapt your plan)
- Have a recent tan or sunburn
- Use strong home bleaching creams
- Have a changing or irregular mole (see a dermatologist)
Price in Pakistan
Pigmentation treatment price in Pakistan
The cost of pigmentation treatment depends on your pigment type, the area and the treatments in your plan. Your price depends on:
- Type and depth of pigmentation
- Laser, peels or a combination
- Area treated
- Number of sessions and maintenance
Your quote
Get your exact price
Prices depend on your skin, the area treated and the number of sessions. Tell us your goal and we will confirm a clear, all-inclusive price in your free consultation — no hidden extras.
Why London Aesthetics UK
Why patients choose us
Doctor-led care
Every plan is made by our doctors after a face-to-face consultation — never a sales script.
Genuine products & devices
We use authentic, properly stored products and medical-grade machines.
UK-standard protocols
Clear consent, hygiene and aftercare at every step, at both clinics.
Honest advice
If a treatment is not right for you, we will tell you and suggest what is.
Two convenient clinics
DHA Phase 4 Lahore and DHA Phase II Islamabad, easy to reach from Rawalpindi.
Aftercare & follow-up
We stay in touch after your treatment and review your results.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best treatment for pigmentation?
It depends on the type. Sun spots respond well to laser, while melasma usually needs a gentle combination of skincare, peels and low-energy laser.
Can melasma be cured permanently?
Melasma can be controlled and lightened, but it may return with sun, heat or hormones. Maintenance keeps it under control.
How many sessions will I need?
Most plans involve 4–6 sessions of peels or laser, a few weeks apart.
Is laser safe for brown skin?
Yes, with the right laser and settings. Q-switch and pico lasers are commonly used safely in Pakistani skin.
Do whitening creams help?
Some prescribed creams help, but unregulated whitening creams can contain harmful steroids or mercury. Please avoid them.
How long until I see results?
Many patients notice lighter spots within 4–8 weeks.
What is the pigmentation treatment price?
It depends on your plan. We confirm your exact price at consultation.
Do you treat dark underarms?
Yes, with targeted peels and laser.
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Our Clinics in Lahore & Islamabad
Same doctors, same protocols and the same care at both branches.
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Q-switch laser treatment
What is Q switch laser treatment?
Q switch laser treatment uses very short pulses to break down pigment, used for freckles, sun spots and some melasma.
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