Pigmentation. Texture. Skin Quality
Rediscover a brighter, more even complexion with a targeted approach to pigmentation, revealing skin that looks clearer, smoother and beautifully refreshed.
Cosmelan/
Dermamelan
Understanding pigmentation
Why does pigmentation develop?
Pigmentation develops when melanocytes, the cells responsible for producing melanin, become overstimulated and produce more pigment than the skin needs.
This can happen for many reasons. Sun and visible light exposure are important triggers, but hormones, genetics, inflammation and previous skin injury can also influence pigment production. This is why concerns such as melasma can be persistent and may return even after the visible pigmentation has improved.
Common types of pigmentation include:
Melasma
Often influenced by a combination of hormones, genetics and light exposure. It commonly appears as symmetrical patches of pigmentation across the cheeks, forehead or upper lip.
Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation
Pigmentation that develops following inflammation or injury to the skin, including acne or some skin procedures.
Sun-induced pigmentation
Repeated UV exposure can contribute to areas of uneven pigmentation and solar lentigines over time.
What Cosmelan and Dermamelan are?
More than treating what you can see
Cosmelan® and Dermamelan® are professional depigmentation programmes developed to address existing pigmentation while also helping regulate the processes involved in excessive melanin production.
Both treatments begin with an intensive professional phase followed by a structured home-care programme. The aim is not simply to create a temporary brightening effect, but to continue managing pigment activity over time.
What do Cosmelan & Dermamelan do?
Correct
Helps reduce the appearance of existing pigmentation and uneven areas of colour.
Regulate
Targets excessive melanin production to help maintain a more even-looking complexion.
Renew
The treatment promotes cellular renewal, which can contribute to smoother, brighter-looking skin.
Maintain
An ongoing home protocol and diligent photoprotection help maintain the results achieved during the initial corrective phase.
What Results Can I Expect?
Visible changes can begin within the first few weeks, with pigmentation gradually appearing softer and the complexion becoming brighter and more even.
However, early improvement is only one part of the process. Continuing the prescribed home-care programme is essential because pigment-producing cells may remain overactive even after surface pigmentation has started to fade.
Depending on the individual concern and treatment selected, patients may notice improvements in:
uneven pigmentation · dark spots · skin tone · radiance · texture · overall skin quality
Results and timelines vary between individuals, and pigmentation such as melasma requires ongoing management rather than being considered permanently “cured.”
Why choose a professional pigmentation programme?
Because pigmentation is complex.
Rather than focusing solely on temporarily brightening visible spots, Cosmelan® and Dermamelan® combine an intensive professional treatment with ongoing home care to provide both a corrective and regulating approach to pigmentation.
The treatment journey is personalised according to your skin, pigmentation and progress, with professional guidance throughout each stage.
Investment
Personalised following consultation
Your pigmentation journey is individually planned according to your skin assessment, the type and severity of pigmentation, and whether Cosmelan® or Dermamelan® is most appropriate for you.
Your consultation will include a recommended treatment plan, home-care requirements and a clear breakdown of the total investment before beginning treatment.
COSMELAN® OR DERMAMELAN®?
Which treatment is right for you?
Both programmes take a comprehensive approach to pigmentation, combining an in-clinic treatment with a structured home-care journey. The most appropriate programme will depend on your pigmentation, skin characteristics and individual needs.
