
When these melanin cells become damaged or unhealthy, it leads to disorders in the skin such as melasma, age spots, sun spots, seborrheic keratosis and general uneven skin tone. Pigmentation disorders is a problem that affects much of the UK adult population and treatment can be difficult. Although they do not often pose a health risk, they can be unsightly and/or upsetting for the individual suffering.
Treatments to treat these pigmentation skin disorders will depend on the persons skin type/colour, the type of pigmentation and the cause as well as lifestyle. A variety of treatments options are available at Panakeia (UK) to treat pigmentation on both face and body.
Explore Pigmentation treatments with Panakeia (UK).
Dermaroller Treatment
The Dermaroller is an innovative hand-held piece of equipment designed to rejuvenate the skin and helps resolve uneven skin tone issues by stimulating new skin growth.
Chemical Peels
Chemical skin peels are a popular, non-invasive method to rejuvenate, improve and smooth the skins complexion, tone and quality creating a younger, fresher look.
eTwo™
eTwo™ combines the unique Sublime and Sublative applications for comprehensive facial and body rejuvenation. eTwo’s™ applications provide for a wide range of treatments.
CyroPen®
Cryotherapy or Cryosurgery is a highly effective and safe procedure that is used to freeze and destroy benign skin lesions.
Skinuva Brite
Skinuva® Brite is a physician-designed and clinically tested skin brightening product that has been shown to reduce the appearance of hyperpigmentation such as dark spots and discoloration on the face and body.
+ Pigmented Lesions / Seborrheic Keratosis
Laser Treatments (15 minute session): From £80
Laser Treatments (30 minute session): From £160
Minor Surgery for Seborrheic Keratosis: From £550
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“Brilliant service. Very comfortable environment, all the procedures are very well explained and aftercare is great too. Would recommend to anyone.”
