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Hyperpigmentation
Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation (PIH) occurs when the skin overproduces melanin in response to inflammation or injury, leading to dark spots or patches
Areas that can be treated for Hyperpigmentation
Face (cheeks, forehead, jawline)
Neck
Décolletage
Back
Shoulders
Hands
Arms and legs
Chest
Abdomen
Knees
How Do Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation (PIH) Treatments Work?
At Shumaila’s, our advanced treatments work by addressing the root cause of pigmentation—excess melanin. Using the latest technology and customized protocols, we stimulate skin regeneration, fade dark spots, and restore a balanced, even skin tone. Each treatment is tailored to meet your specific needs, ensuring safe and visible results.
What causes Hyperpigmentation?
- Acne breakouts
- Burns or cuts
- Certain skin treatments like peels or lasers
- Chronic skin conditions such as eczema or psoriasis
While PIH can affect all skin types, individuals with darker skin tones are more prone due to their higher melanin activity. At Shumaila’s, we specialize in safe, effective treatments designed to target and reduce PIH, helping you achieve an even, radiant complexion.
What to Expect from PIH Treatments
Immediate Effects
Skin may appear brighter and fresher immediately after treatment.
Gradual Improvement
Over the following weeks, dark spots fade, and skin tone becomes more even.
Full Results
Most clients achieve optimal results within 2–3 months, depending on their treatment plan.
Long-Term Benefits
With proper aftercare and maintenance, results can last for years.
What is the cost of PIH?
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Frequent Asked Questions
PIH is a condition where dark spots or patches develop after skin inflammation or injury due to excess melanin production. Common causes include acne, burns, cuts, or certain skin treatments.
While PIH occurs after inflammation or injury, melasma is often caused by hormonal changes and sunspots are linked to prolonged UV exposure. PIH often resolves with proper treatment, while melasma and sunspots may require ongoing care.
We use advanced techniques such as laser therapy, medical-grade peels, microneedling with brightening serums, and bespoke treatment combinations to reduce pigmentation and restore an even skin tone.
Results vary depending on the severity of PIH and the chosen treatment. While many clients see significant improvement, ongoing maintenance or follow-up treatments may be needed to sustain results.
Most clients require 2–4 sessions to achieve optimal results. Your practitioner will design a treatment plan tailored to your needs.
Our treatments are designed to be as comfortable as possible. You may feel mild discomfort during certain procedures, but it is generally well-tolerated.
Yes, our treatments are safe for all skin tones, with additional precautions for darker skin to ensure safety and effectiveness.
Absolutely! PIH treatments are suitable for all genders.
Certain treatments may not be recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding. A consultation with our practitioners will help determine the safest options for you.
Yes, combining treatments like laser therapy, chemical peels, or microneedling can enhance results. Your practitioner will advise on the best approach for your skin.
- Immediate Effects: Skin appears brighter and refreshed after treatment.
- Gradual Improvement: Pigmentation fades over weeks as skin regenerates.
- Full Results: Typically visible within 2–3 months.
- Long-Term Benefits: Sustained with proper care and occasional maintenance.
It’s best to start once the skin has fully healed and is no longer inflamed. Your practitioner will recommend the appropriate timing based on your condition.
You may experience mild redness, sensitivity, or peeling, which typically resolves within a few days. Following aftercare instructions minimizes downtime.
Avoid exfoliants, retinoids, and strong active ingredients for at least a week before and after treatment to prevent irritation.
Depending on the treatment, you may need to avoid makeup for 24–48 hours. Your practitioner will provide specific guidance.
- Use a broad-spectrum SPF 50 daily.
- Avoid picking or scratching at the skin.
- Follow a gentle, hydrating skincare routine.
- Stay consistent with maintenance treatments if recommended.
Come with clean skin and a list of any products or medications you’re using. Be ready to discuss your skin history and goals.
Your practitioner will assess your skin, discuss your concerns, and recommend the best treatment options. You’ll also receive details on costs and aftercare.
Costs vary depending on the chosen treatment and number of sessions required. Our team will provide a detailed price breakdown during your consultation, including any available offers.
