Hyperpigmentation describes skin that appears darker either in small patches, large areas or on the entire body. There are three common types of hyperpigmentation: melasma, sunspots, and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.

If you are experiencing patches of discoloured skin, you may be wondering: what is skin pigmentation, and what causes it? Let’s find out.

If you have patches of brown or grey-brown discolouration on your face, the chances are you are dealing with a type of hyperpigmentation called melasma. So, what is melasma and what causes it? Let’s find out. 

If you’re asking yourself ‘what is post inflammatory hyperpigmentation’ and what causes it, it is time to find out. We’ve got the answers.

Melasma vs Post Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation is a common debate that often causes confusion. While both conditions manifest as dark patches on the skin, they each have distinct causes and characteristics, which require tailored treatment approaches. Let’s find out how to differentiate between the two conditions. 

Hyperpigmentation vs uneven skin tone? Two common skin concerns that can affect anyone. Let’s explore the similarities and differences.

A comprehensive guide to skin pigmentation issues and what we can do to help prevent and treat these issues.

If you’re wondering how to get rid of pigmentation, here are our top recommendations: Microdermabrasion, Chemical Peels and IPL.

A simple pigmentation skincare routine can help keep your skin healthy, minimise discolouration and prevent future pigmentation occurring. Read on to find out our recommendations for pigmentation friendly ingredients and products. 

If you’re wondering how to get rid of Post Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation (PIH), and achieve healthy skin, we’ve got all of the answers.

Our favourite treatments for melasma include SkinBase Microdermabrasion, SkinBase IPL and chemical peels. Read on to find out why. 

A single day in the sun without SPF protection can lead to dark spots and patches of pigmentation on the skin. We know this can be frustrating, which is why we offer SkinBase IPL for pigmentation. So, how does it work? Let’s find out. 

IPL for Post Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation has arisen as an effective treatment for managing and reducing symptoms, so you can achieve glowing skin. 

Luckily, SkinBase Microdermabrasion for Post Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation is an excellent treatment option to consider. Here’s everything you need to know. 

If you suffer with patches of discoloured skin resulting from sun damage, pregnancy, or skin inflammation, you may have heard of a solution: Microdermabrasion for pigmentation.

One of the places most susceptible to uneven pigmentation is the face. Sun damage, contraceptive use and pregnancy can all lead to patches of uneven pigmentation that we want to cover up. Well, let us tell you about another solution! SkinBase treatments can be very effective, here’s a bit more about it…

If you are dealing with an uneven skin tone, you may feel self-conscious and frustrated with your appearance. Fortunately, there are several effective options available to help you fix uneven skin tone and achieve a glowing complexion.

We’ve talked to the professionals, read and researched medical books and tried to create an easy-to-digest blog that will help you understand what causes these skin alterations and how you can treat them.

Hyperpigmentation is a common, usually harmless condition where patches of skin become darker in color than the normal surrounding skin. This darkening occurs when an excess of melanin, the brown pigment that produces normal skin color, forms deposits in the skin. It is commonly found on the cheeks, forehead, upper lip and also other areas…