Find Your Flawless Complexion: Cosmelan® and Dermamelan® Peels
Cosmelan® & Dermamelan® Peels London
Are you struggling with pigmentation issues like melasma, sun damage, freckles, or post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) following burns, acne, or trauma? Do pigmented lesions such as solar and senile lentigines mar your skin’s natural beauty? If so, you’re not alone. Many individuals in London seek solutions to moderate to severe pigmentation concerns, and Cosmelan treatment in London has emerged as a popular solution.
Enter Cosmelan & Dermamelan Peels London, the advanced depigmentation systems that are revolutionizing the skincare industry. Dr L’Art Clinic is proud to offer these highly effective treatments for our clients seeking radiant, pigmentation-free skin.
Cosmelan® & Dermamelan® Peels Help Target:
- Melasma: Combat the stubborn pigmentation patches often triggered by hormonal fluctuations or sun exposure.
- Sun-damaged and aged skin: Restore your skin’s youthful glow by reducing the appearance of sun-induced damage and signs of aging.
- Freckles: Say goodbye to those unwanted freckles and achieve a more even complexion.
- Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH): Fade the dark marks and discoloration left behind by burns, acne, or traumatic injuries.
Pigmented lesions such as solar and senile lentigines: Remove solar and senile lentigines to reveal clearer, blemish-free skin.
What Does Cosmelan® or Dermamelan® Peel Involve?
Cosmelan & Dermamelan treatment London are advanced depigmentation programmes designed for intense depigmentation and long-term maintenance. Whether you’re considering a Cosmelan Peel in London or a Dermamelan treatment , the process consists of a three-step approach:
- Pre-peel preparation: Before the peel, we’ll ensure your skin is primed and ready for the procedure. This step lays the foundation for optimal results.
- Cosmelan® or Dermamelan® Peel: The heart of the treatment, this step involves the application of the peel to target and reduce pigmentation.
Post-peel care: After the peel, we’ll provide you with essential aftercare instructions to nurture your newly rejuvenated skin.
Further Information About Cosmelan and Dermamelan in London
At Dr L’Art Clinic, you can rest assured that you’re in capable hands. Our doctors and practitioners have years of experience treating pigmentation concerns and are experts in performing Cosmelan treatment & Dermamelan treatment London. We are committed to helping you achieve a pigmentation-free, flawless complexion you’ll be proud to flaunt.
Ready to unveil your radiant, blemish-free skin? Contact Dr L’Art Clinic today to schedule your consultation and embark on your journey to a more confident, beautiful you.
FAQs
Cosmelan® and Dermamelan® Peels are proven effective for a number of common pigmentation disorders including melasma, post inflammatory hyperpigmentation, sun damage and age spots.
They are great for resistant pigmentation which has failed to respond to more superficial peels or has the tendency to recur.
Absolutely. Cosmelan® and Dermamelan® Peels employ patented ingredients that specifically target pigmentation in the skin. These revolutionary treatments have undergone extensive research and are widely practiced in Europe and North America. They exhibit excellent response rates and predictable side effects, making them a trusted choice for pigmentation management.
Cosmelan® and Dermamelan® Peels involve a three stage process which include pre-peel preparation, the peel and after-peel maintenance. The length of the programme is tailored to individual needs and typically varies between 6-12 months.
The peel is applied and left on for an average of 4 hours during which we advise rest and avoiding strenuous activities.
The skin will likely be red and swollen immediately following peel removal but most normal activities such as work and study can be resumed.
Skin peeling is expected to continue for up to 2 weeks. Results begin to show from 4-6 weeks.
This will depend on the cause of the pigmentation.
Cosmelan® and Dermamelan® are designed to suppress melanin production and minimise risks of pigmentation recurrence.
