
What It Is
Post-acne pigmentation refers to dark spots or patches left behind after acne heals. This condition, also called post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH), occurs when inflammation triggers excess melanin production. These marks are common on the face, especially on cheeks and jawline, and can make the skin tone look uneven even after pimples are gone.

How It Works
At ClairéDerma, treatment focuses on reducing excess pigmentation and promoting even skin tone. The dermatologist may use: This approach helps fade marks safely while improving overall skin clarity.

Benefits

Ideal For
This treatment is ideal for individuals who:
The Treatment Process
01
Detailed Dermatologist Consultation
Pigmentation type, skin tone, and medical history are assessed at ClairéDerma.
02
Skin Analysis
Evaluation of pigmentation depth and skin sensitivity.
03
Customized Treatment Plan
Selection of peels, laser, or medical skincare based on skin type.
04
In-Clinic Pigmentation Procedure
Targeted treatment is performed to reduce melanin buildup.
05
Follow-Up & Skincare Guidance
Sun protection and maintenance routine for lasting results.
Expected Results and Recovery
Gradual lightening of dark spots is seen over weeks. Multiple sessions may be required for deeper pigmentation. Mild redness or peeling may occur temporarily.

Got Questions?We've Got Answers
Find answers to the most common questions about our treatments, procedures, and recovery process. If you can't find what you're looking for, our support team is always here to help.
Without treatment it can take months, but professional treatment at ClairéDerma speeds up fading.
Yes, when performed by trained professionals with proper skin assessment.
Sun exposure without protection can cause recurrence, so sunscreen is essential.
Yes, they help exfoliate pigmented layers and improve skin tone.
Yes, treatments are customized based on skin type.
Several sessions may be required depending on pigmentation depth.
Home remedies have limited effect compared to medical treatments.