Approaching every concern with passion and care while also applying meticulous detail, expert skill, and intermingling techniques, Dr Jyoti is at the forefront of treating tattoos, unwanted pigmentation or skin colour issues. Combined with advanced skincare, Dr Jyoti develops an exclusive protocol designed just for you.

The skin pigment of humans varies widely in range from the deepest brown tones to the whitest hues possible. The colour of a human skin is the result of several genes, being inherited by the parent's DNA from both of their biological parents, and being influenced by sun exposure. In general, there are four different skin colors that are considered normal. Humans who have a recessive gene or two may also have a darker skin than one with the desired skin tone.

When your skin's pigmentation changes, you might find yourself losing hair, becoming older, having trouble sleeping, or experiencing other physical changes that can affect the colour of your skin. The reason for such changes can be due to a variety of things, including hereditary causes, illness, stress, and even diet. It can be especially harmful to a person's health when their skin is discoloured due to skin diseases or cancer treatments. However, the colour of our skin can affect the way we look and feel. It is important to keep in mind that the colour of your skin does not necessarily affect the way other people view you and will not negatively affect your ability to get a job, do well in school, or date.

What is the main reason of pigmentation?

Dark spots, also known as hyperpigmentation, is a common skin problem that can increasingly grow as age progresses. In this condition, Melanin, which is the chemical that gives the human skin its colour, is excessively produced in one area, leading to freckles, melasma or uneven skin tone.

Which treatment is best for pigmentation?

Skin pigmentation can sometimes be difficult to know without having a basic understanding of genetics. A doctor or dermatologist can be very helpful if you are trying to determine the cause of your skin's pigmentation and if you have an idea of what type of skin you have. You can also research on the web about the pigments of other peoples' skin. Once you know what skin you have, you will be able to make an informed decision about the treatments that are best suited to your specific condition. Skin colour and the pigments that it contains are extremely important and need to be taken into consideration when considering the treatment options available for your skin.

If you’re asking yourself questions like “Can pigmentation be removed?” or “Can skin pigmentation be reversed?”, then Dr Jyoti Gupta Clinic is the right place for you. Dr Jyoti Gupta has an experience of 10 years in this field. According to her, for superficial pigmentation, usually peels like glycolic, retinol, obagi, cosmelan are used to take away the excess melanin out of your skin. It removes the upper layer of the skin which is dead and impure in order to grow new skin layer in its place which will be young, plump and radiant in comparison to the old top layer of the skin. This is accompanied by:

Hollywood Peel Treatment

Hollywood peel( Carbon peel) that improves the appearance of fine wrinkles, pigment, pores, and acne by ability of carbon to extract oil and contaminants from deep skin.

Mesotherapy

Mesotherapy which actively help in the reduction of skin discoloration.where vitamin C and more such ingredients are instilled into your facial skin through tiny small needles. It works on the deeper layer of the skin and protects it from free radicals to give your skin a refreshed look.

Laser Toning

How can I remove pigmentation from my face permanently using laser?

Laser Toning uses laser light to penetrate the dermal layers of skin and break the pigment that results in aging, dark spots even acne and is performed using non-ablative lasers thus depending on thermolysis and not causing any damage to the surface skin.

After these treatment, there are several things that the person must do to avoid further complications, such as moisturizing and sun screening. Another thing that should be done after treatment is to avoid the colour treated area from absorbing the sun's rays. This is because the colour treated area may turn darker and turn blacker, especially if it absorbs too much of the sun's rays. Another thing that needs to be done is to let the treated area dry off completely before putting anything else on it.

What should we eat to reduce pigmentation? What food can reduce pigmentation?

A healthy diet rich in green veggies and fruits will lead to a glow on your skin. however, food items like avocadoes, tomatoes, berries, walnuts, yogurt will definitely help in pigmentation reduction.

My patients generally have queries about lifestyle changes they can make to reduce pigmentation and here are some of the questions answered: