About Melasma
Melasma is a pigmentation disorder triggered by hormonal changes, sun exposure, or genetics. It appears as symmetrical brown or grey patches, commonly on the cheeks, forehead, and upper lip.
more about Pigmentation
Pigmentation appears when melanin activity exceeds the skin’s natural need. Sun exposure, hormonal shifts, inflammation, and lifestyle stress gradually disrupt tone clarity.
At Tune Aesthetics, pigmentation is approached as a biological process, not a cosmetic flaw. The objective is not to chase fairness, but to restore harmony.
Melasma
Sunspots
Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation
Freckles
Underarm Pigmentation
About Sunspots
Sunspots are flat, dark spots caused by prolonged UV exposure and skin ageing.
Treatments at Tune
Laser TherapyIPLBrightening Peels
About PIH
PIH occurs after skin inflammation or injury such as acne, burns, or cosmetic procedures. It appears as flat, dark patches and requires targeted treatment to prevent recurrence.
Treatments at Tune
Chemical PeelsAdvanced Skin Brightening
About Freckles
Freckles are small pigmented spots influenced by genetics and sun exposure.
Treatments at Tune
Laser ToningPigmentation Reduction Treatments
About Underarm Pigmentation
Caused by friction, shaving, hormonal changes, or inflammation.
Treatments at Tune
Chemical PeelsVIVIDUnderarm Rejuvenation Protocols
Benefits of Pigmentation Treatment at Tune Clinical Aesthetics
Combinable Treatments
Laser Toning
A pigment-safe pathway designed to refine uneven tone gradually while respecting melanin-rich skin behaviour.
Chemical Peels
Controlled renewal to lift dull layers, reduce marks, and improve clarity is selected based on sensitivity and pigment depth.
Skin Rejuvenation
Barrier-first care that improves recovery quality and helps results hold better over time.
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Pigmentation FAQs
Medically Reviewed By
Dr. Sheena Majella
Yes, when protocols are melanin-aware and paced conservatively. We prioritise skin stability and adhere to strict aftercare protocols.
It depends on pigment type and depth. Most plans require a phased approach with progressive reviews.
Usually minimal. Some treatments may cause mild dryness or sensitivity temporarily.
It can if triggers persist. We guide prevention and maintenance to reduce rebound.
Getting started is easy, and we'll reach out to take care of the rest.