Pigment – South East Dermatology
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Pigment

Increased Pigment (Brown marks)

Dermatologists are trained to manage and advise regarding treatment of conditions resulting in increased pigmentation.

The most common cause of pigmentation is solar induced change.

Melasma is another form of solar induced Pigmentation. This is often seen in women during pregnancy and while taking contraception.

Other causes of increased pigment include medication and other medical conditions.

 

Treatments for Increased Pigmentation include:

  • Custom compounded Topical skin bleaching combinations. Chosen by your Dermatologist and customised to your skin.
Solar induced pigmentation

Solar induced pigmentation

Melasma

Melasma

REDUCED PIGMENTATION (WHITE PATCHES)

  • There are a number of conditions that cause loss of pigment leading to white patches.
  • Vitiligo is a common cause of gradual progressive loss of pigment.
  • There are a number of treatments that your Dermatologist may recommend including :
    • Camouflage with cosmetics
    • Topical steroid and calcneurin inhibitors
    • Light therapy with Narrowband UVB.

Your Dermatologist is a Specialist in dealing with disorders of Pigmentation.