In the Persian Gulf’s intense climate, characterized by powerful sun and high humidity, many residents struggle with uneven skin tone and dark spots on their face and hands. To combat these specific concerns, specialized dermatological care is essential for restoring a smooth and healthy complexion. A modern skin treatment clinic addresses this by first creating a detailed pigmentation chart for each patient, which meticulously maps areas of darker and lighter skin. This precise visual tool allows doctors to tailor treatments and select the most effective procedures for each specific zone, ensuring targeted and exceptional results.
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Why do Pigmented Spots Appear?
Spots on the skin often appear due to the sun, heredity and hormones. The skin produces melanin, and dark spots may appear on the cheeks, forehead, or chin. In hot and humid climates, the spots become more noticeable and the skin becomes sensitive.
How Pigmentation Maps Work
The doctor uses special devices to see where the skin is darker. Each spot or area gets a color mark. This is how the doctor sees where to apply the cream or perform the procedure. It helps not to damage healthy skin.
The Procedure
First, the doctor examines the skin and determines its type. Then a pigmentation map is created. After that, a treatment plan is selected — for example, light peeling or light therapy. At the end, they apply a moisturizer and give tips on sun protection.
Post-Procedure Care
It is important to moisturize your skin and use sunscreen every day. You should not immediately go to the sun, sauna or take hot baths. This helps the spots not to return, and the skin remains soft and smooth.
Advantages
With the pigmentation map, the treatment is more accurate. The spots disappear, the skin becomes smooth and radiant. GCC residents note that the face looks fresh, and the skin is soft and healthy. The procedures are safe and help to preserve the result for a long time.
