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Pigmentation

Age spots, melasma and areas of skin darkening (sunspots), are all types of hyperpigmentation that accompany the aging process and are top priority on the list of skin conditions for treatment. Whilst pigmentation refers to the colour in our skin and is determined by the type and amount of melanin granules (little vesicles that darken skin cells) that our melanocytes (pigment producing cells) produce, hyperpigmentation is when there is an abnormality or overactivity in the amount of pigment being produced. This is due to: aging, trauma to the area, UV radiation, medications and medical conditions, hormones and with some types of hyperpigmentation.

Whilst it is vital to ensure you spend limited time in direct harsh sun exposure and reapply quality SPF, it is equally as vital to ensure you have ingredients in your skincare regime that are clinically proven to combat the many elements that encompass the formation of hyper pigment in your skin as well as committing to an in-clinic treatment program with a skilled skin therapist who understands the process of pigment formation and the most suitable options for your specific hyper pigment.

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What other skin care products do the NEUROCOSMEDICS range offer?

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In addition to our hyperpigmentation serums and hyperpigmentation creams, our NEUROCOSMEDICS range offers gentle cleansers, exfoliators, corrective booster serums, moisturising hydrators and balms, eye care and rejuvenating face masks that are designed to address every skin type and concern.

Our GINGER&ME skin, body and mind collection also include luxurious and results-driven body care products, as well as a decadent gifting range perfect for all occasions.

 

Are Niacinamide products effective skincare for pigmentation?

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Niacinamide (Vitamin B3) formulated in our B3 Glow Sheet Masks and Exfoliating Powder Cleanser helps reduce pigmentation by inhibiting melanin transfer, which fades dark spots and evens skin tone. It also calms inflammation (preventing post-acne marks) and strengthens the skin barrier, making it ideal in skincare for hyperpigmentation.

Are Vitamin C products effective skincare for hyperpigmentation?

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Yes, our hyperpigmentation serum the NEUROCOSMEDICS Vitamin C Serum is highly effective especially when it comes to skincare for hyperpigmentation. Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant that helps:

  • Inhibit melanin production, reducing the appearance of dark spots and uneven tone
  • Brighten the complexion, giving skin a more radiant and even look
  • Protect against environmental damage, such as UV exposure and pollution, which can worsen pigmentation

When choosing skincare for pigmentation, a Vitamin C serum is often a key step. For best results, use a Vitamin C hyperpigmentation serum in the morning under your hydrator and sunscreen.

What are tyrosinase inhibitors and how do they work in skincare for hyperpigmentation?

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Tyrosinase inhibitors are active ingredients that can come in the form of peptides, vitamins, botanical and marine derived extracts that slow down the amount of melanin (pigment) being produced in the skin. They are an effective and necessary ingredient required in your skincare routine if you want to not only treat but prevent further hyperpigmentation from occurring. Our Flash White Even Skin Booster is a hyperpigmentation serum contains an award-winning tyrosinase inhibitor and can be used twice a day underneath your chosen hydrator.

What type of skincare for hyperpigmentation should I use?

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To treat pigmentation effectively, look for skincare for pigmentation that includes targeted brightening and exfoliating ingredients. The ideal routine includes:

  • Gentle Cleanser – Use a gentle and deep-cleansing cleanser such as AHA Milk-Gel Cleanser that works to lightly exfoliate the skin to promote smoother, brighter and more radiant skin.
  • Exfoliators – Products with AHAs (like Glycolic Acid or Lactic Acid) found in our Power Exfoliant Mask or PHAs formulated in our Exfoliating Powder Cleanser can help fade pigmented cells by speeding up skin renewal.
  • Hyperpigmentation Serum – Choose a serum with ingredients like vitamin C, niacinamide, retinol and clinical levels of tyrosinase inhibitors. These helps fade dark spots and even out skin tone and prevent further hyperpigmentation from developing. Try our and Flash White Even Skin Booster.
  • Hyperpigmentation Cream – A nourishing cream with brightening ingredients like our AAA & Brightening Cream or Brightening Skin Balm can support skin renewal and reduce discoloration over time.
  • Broad-Spectrum Sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher) – This is essential. No pigmentation treatment will work without sun protection.

Consistency is key. Combining a hyperpigmentation serum and cream in your daily routine, along with proper sun protection, gives the best chance of reducing dark spots and achieving a more even complexion.

For guidance on finding the best skincare for hyperpigmentation suitable to your skin, visit your visit your nearest NEUROCOSMEDICS skin clinic or start a live chat on our website with a G&M Skin Expert. They can help you select the best hyperpigmentation serum or hyperpigmentation cream for your skin.

Can hyperpigmentation return after treatment?

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Yes, if you don’t protect your skin from UV exposure or inflammation, hyperpigmentation can come back. Using skincare for pigmentation consistently and daily sunscreen use are crucial to maintain results and prevent recurrence.

How long does it take for skincare for pigmentation to work?

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Results from skincare for pigmentation can take 4 to 12 weeks, depending on the cause and severity. Consistency is key, along with daily sun protection.

Do hyperpigmentation creams really work?

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Yes, hyperpigmentation creams can be very effective when used consistently. Look for hyperpigmentation creams containing ingredients that target discolouration and help visibly brighten uneven skin tone over time, like our AAA & Brightening Cream. It contains BR- TCLC® which are colourless Carotenoids extracted from tomato fruit to protect skin against UV damage, offer skin brightening, even skin tone and anti-aging benefits.

How can I treat hyperpigmentation?

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To treat hyperpigmentation, use skincare for pigmentation (such as hyperpigmentation serums and hyperpigmentation creams) consistently with targeted ingredients and daily sun protection:

  • Use brightening ingredients like vitamin C, niacinamide, vitamin A and tyrosinase inhibitors found in most skincare for hyperpigmentation.
  • Exfoliate regularly (2–3x/week) with AHAs or BHAs to speed up cell turnover, so long as the skin barrier is intact and no inflammation is present.
  • Apply a hyperpigmentation serum or cream daily to fade dark spots.
  • Wear broad-spectrum SPF 30+ every day as sun exposure can worsen hyperpigmentation.

Consistent use of skincare for hyperpigmentation, especially hyperpigmentation serums and hyperpigmentation creams with proven actives, is key to seeing results over time.

What is hyperpigmentation, and what causes it?

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Hyperpigmentation refers to darkened areas of skin caused by excess melanin production. Common triggers include sun exposure, acne scars, hormonal changes (like melasma), and inflammation. Skincare for hyperpigmentation typically includes targeted ingredients formulated in hyperpigmentation creams or serums to brighten, even out tone, and reduce dark spots.

 

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