
Uneven skin tone, dark spots, melasma โ pigmentation issues are some of the most common (and frustrating) concerns we see at NuHealth Clinic Mumbai. Whether itโs due to sun exposure, hormones, or leftover acne scars, pigmentation can affect confidence, clarity, and skin texture. But here's the good news: itโs treatable. This blog breaks down what causes pigmentation, how we diagnose it, and the most effective clinical + lifestyle treatments that really work.
Skin pigmentation refers to changes in melanin production, the pigment that gives your skin its color. When melanin becomes unevenly distributed or overproduced, youโll see:
1. Sun Exposure
UV radiation stimulates melanocytes, leading to sunspots or tanning-related hyperpigmentation.
2. Hormonal Imbalance
Conditions like PCOS, thyroid dysfunction, or birth control can lead to melasma or patchy pigmentation โ often seen during or after pregnancy.
3. Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation (PIH)
After acne, burns, or skin trauma, you might notice dark marks that linger.
4. Genetics & Skin Type
Darker skin tones are more prone to visible pigmentation due to overactive melanin response.
5. Harsh Skincare Products
Chemical-laden products, improper exfoliation, or fragrance-heavy creams can damage your skin barrier, leading to pigmentation.
We use a combination approach, because pigmentation is multifactorial.
Every pigmentation case is different. What works for acne scars wonโt work for melasma. Thatโs why we start with:
PCOS can feel overwhelming, but the right support changes everything.
Book a PCOS-focused consultation at NuHealth Clinic Mumbai and begin your journey back to balance.
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