Hyperpigmentation & Melasma
Two of the most common and most stubborn pigmentation conditions in India — treated with clinically designed, Indian-skin-safe protocols using the Tribeam Q-Switch laser.
Why Tribeam Q-Switch?
- Dual wavelength (532nm + 1064nm) targets both superficial and deep melanin deposits
- Low-fluence laser toning mode — the gold standard for melasma in Indian skin
- Nano-second pulse technology shatters melanin without damaging surrounding tissue
- Safe for all Indian skin tones — no risk of post-procedure darkening when used correctly
How It Works
- kAI analysis identifies pigmentation type, depth, and severity
- Doctor selects laser wavelength and fluence appropriate for your pigmentation class
- Tribeam Q-Switch delivers targeted energy to break down melanin deposits
- Progress tracked at every session; protocol adjusted based on response
- Sun protection and home-care regimen prescribed to prevent recurrence
⚙ POWERED BY: Tribeam Q-Switch Nd:YAG Laser — gold standard for pigmentation in Indian skin.
Treatment Options
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Tribeam Laser Toning |
Low-fluence Q-Switch sessions break down melanin progressively — gold standard for melasma and general pigmentation |
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Cosmelan Peel |
Suppresses melanin enzyme (tyrosinase) at source — highly effective for hormonal pigmentation and stubborn melasma |
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Chemical Peels |
Glycolic, mandelic, or lactic acid peels for surface-level pigmentation and PIH |
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PRP / GFC |
Growth factors stimulate renewal and reduce inflammation-driven pigmentation alongside laser treatment |
Melasma-Specific Protocol — Three Phases
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Phase 1: Suppress |
Tribeam laser toning + depigmenting agents break down existing melanin over 6–8 sessions |
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Phase 2: Maintain |
Cosmelan or chemical peels maintain even tone and prevent rebound; medical-grade home products prescribed |
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Phase 3: Protect |
Strict SPF50+ protocol + kAI tracking to monitor recurrence and respond early |
Procedure Details
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Session Duration |
30–60 minutes |
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Sessions — Hyperpigmentation |
4–8 sessions |
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Sessions — Melasma |
6–10 sessions (sustained treatment required) |
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Session Interval |
2–4 weeks |
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Downtime |
None for laser toning; 3–5 days mild peeling for Cosmelan |
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Key Note |
SPF50+ daily is non-negotiable — sun exposure triggers recurrence |
Results — What to Expect
| Outcome | When | Best For |
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Brightening effect |
After 2nd session |
Surface tan, PIH |
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Visible dark spot reduction |
After 4th session |
Sun spots, perioral pigmentation |
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Melasma patches visibly lighter |
After 3–4 sessions |
Epidermal melasma |
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Even, controlled complexion |
After full course + maintenance |
All pigmentation types |
Real Results From Real Clients
Over 100,000 treatments performed, with thousands of successful transformations across skin, hair, and body wellness.
Client Reviews
I was always self-conscious wearing sleeveless clothes. Seven sessions later — completely smooth. Best investment I made.
My underarms were dark from years of waxing. After 3 laser sessions, I could see both the hair reducing AND the skin getting lighter. Didn’t expect that bonus.
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FAQ's
What is the difference between hyperpigmentation and melasma?
Hyperpigmentation is a broad term for any darkening from sun, inflammation, or injury. Melasma is a specific hormonally-driven condition — harder to treat and more prone to recurrence. Both are assessed and treated differently at SkinFit.
Why don't fairness creams work?
Most creams only affect the superficial melanin layer. Clinical treatments target melanin at multiple depths and — in melasma — suppress production at the enzymatic level.
Is laser safe for melasma?
Yes — low-fluence Tribeam laser toning is the gold standard for melasma in Indian skin. High-energy settings can worsen melasma. Our protocol uses conservative, validated parameters.
Will pigmentation come back after treatment?
It can recur with sun exposure or hormonal changes. We prescribe ongoing sun protection and maintenance to minimise recurrence significantly.
Is it safe for all skin tones?
Yes — kAI analysis ensures we never use protocols that risk post-procedure darkening in darker Indian skin tones.