Treatments to address fine lines, wrinkles, and sun-related skin aging.
Color photodamage refers to the uneven pigmentation caused by sun exposure, including sunspots (solar lentigines), freckling, and a generally blotchy or uneven skin tone. It develops gradually and tends to become more noticeable with age and cumulative sun exposure.
UV exposure triggers pigment-producing cells to overproduce melanin unevenly across sun-exposed areas.
Daily broad-spectrum sunscreen and avoiding tanning are the most effective ways to prevent new pigment changes.
Topical brightening agents (like hydroquinone or vitamin C), chemical peels, and laser or light-based treatments (like IPL) to even out tone.
Myth: Sunspots are a sign of skin cancer. Fact: They're benign pigment changes, though a dermatologist should confirm the diagnosis if a spot looks unusual.
To confirm a spot is benign, or to discuss treatment options for uneven skin tone.