Yes! If untreated, the dark spots on your skin an get worse and the longer you wait to start treating them, the more difficult it could be to rid your skin of them.

Unfortunately, everyone’s skin is different. Some will see fading of the spots in a few weeks, others it may take a few months. The age of the pigment and the type of pigmentation play a large factor in determining your treatment.

Sometimes it comes down to a choice; spots or sun… lifestyle choices make all the difference when treating pigmentation in the skin. The less direct sun or tanning you do the more success you will have in achieving your skin clarity goals.

Yes. Hyperpigmentation is more common in people under the age of 50. This is due to the differences in hormonal balance and cell activity in the skin. Ethnic groups with darker skin types are also prone to development of dark spots, this is because the melanocytes are larger, more active and more easily stimulated in darker skin.

See a licensed professional and use professional-grade skincare products that have ingredients to treat pigmentation. While treating hyperpigmentation, wearing a high SPF sun protection to avoid further damage from the sun, is a must.  

That all depends on you and a few other factors. Aging, hormone changes and UV exposure can stimulate new hyperpigmentation. The first step will be to limit sun extended times in the sun and wear SPF every day. The rest is up to Mother Nature.  

Your dark spots are as unique and as one of a kind as you are. Our hyperpigmentation experts go through advanced training and bring that knowledge along with the best and most technologically advanced products to your customized treatment program.