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Pigmentation in winter: why now is the time
Pigment treatments and sun don't mix — which makes the cooler months the ideal window for tackling sun damage, melasma and uneven tone.
Laser and light treatments for pigmentation work best when your skin isn't fighting fresh UV exposure. Winter's lower UV index means safer treatment, faster recovery, and a lower chance of pigment returning.
Planning a winter course
Most pigment plans run two to four sessions, spaced a month apart — starting in autumn or winter means you finish the course before summer, with your new skin protected from day one.
Book a consultation and we'll map your pigment, confirm the right technology, and build a plan around your calendar.
