Anti-Pigmentation Treatments

Mesotherapy for Pigmentation

How it works

Mesotherapy delivers micro-injections of Vitamin C, glutathione, hyaluronic acid, peptides, and antioxidants into the middle layer of the skin. These ingredients help regulate melanin production and brighten the complexion while hydrating and revitalizing the skin.

Effects

Reduces pigmentation caused by sun exposure and hormones (melasma)
Improves skin tone uniformity
Boosts skin radiance and glow

Results

Visible improvement after 2–3 sessions; 4–6 sessions every 2–3 weeks are recommended for long-lasting results.

Chemical Peeling for Pigmentation

How it works

Chemical peels use controlled acids such as glycolic acid, kojic acid, or salicylic acid to gently remove the superficial layers of the skin containing pigment. This stimulates cell turnover and reduces pigmentation.

Effects

Brightens and lightens the skin
Reduces post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH)
Improves skin clarity and texture

Results

Brighter skin visible from the first session; 3–6 sessions every 3–4 weeks are usually needed for deeper pigmentation.

Anti-Pigmentation Products

How it works

These products control melanin activity in melanocytes, helping fade existing pigmentation and prevent recurrence. They are essential to complement in-clinic treatments.

Effects

Fade pigmentation gradually
Prevent recurrence of dark spots

Key Ingredients

Arbutin & Kojic Acid: reduce melanin synthesis
Stabilized Vitamin C: antioxidant and skin brightening
Niacinamide: evens skin tone and strengthens barrier
Azelaic Acid: reduces inflammatory and hormonal pigmentation

Special Note

All products provided by Rose Derma are Canadian and approved by dermatology specialists, carefully selected for pigmentation-prone skin.

Woman receiving facial treatment with closed eyes in a medical setting.

IPL for Pigmentation

How it works

IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) uses broad-spectrum light pulses that selectively target melanin in pigmentation spots. The light energy is absorbed by the pigment and breaks it down safely, leaving surrounding tissue intact.