Skin concern
Pigmentation
Uneven patches of colour, from sun exposure, hormones or past blemishes, need careful identification before any treatment is chosen.
Pigmentation is an umbrella term covering sun-induced spots, hormonal melasma, and the marks left behind after blemishes or injury. They look similar but behave very differently, and treating the wrong one the wrong way can make it worse. That is why identification comes first.
Consultation routes often discussed include prescribed and medical-grade skincare (the backbone of most pigmentation plans), carefully selected skin peels, and strict sun protection strategy. Some pigmentation is best left alone or referred for medical review; if we think a mark needs your GP's opinion, we will tell you plainly.
Possible pathways
Treatments often discussed for pigmentation
Suitability is always assessed at consultation, these are starting points for a conversation, not recommendations.
Consultations & Reviews
AI Skin Analysis
Clinical imaging that shows what is happening beneath your skin's surface, so your plan is built on evidence rather than guesswork. Normally £50, and £0 throughout November 2026 to celebrate our Winchester opening.
Skin Health Treatments
Skin Peels
Medical-grade resurfacing treatments selected for your skin, supporting brightness, smoother texture and clearer-looking skin over a planned course.
Medical-Grade Skincare
Medical-Grade Skincare
Evidence-led skincare at strengths the high street cannot offer, prescribed and planned around your skin at consultation, not sold off a shelf.
Consultation-led care
Start with a conversation about your skin
Every treatment journey begins with an unhurried consultation, an honest assessment of your skin, your options and what is realistic for you. There is never any obligation to proceed.