Dark spots + uneven tone

Dark Spot + Hyperpigmentation Skincare

Dermatologist-developed skincare to help fade the look of dark spots, sun spots and post-acne marks, and protect against new ones. Built around exfoliation, retinol and daily mineral sunscreen.

Dermatologist developed
Made in Canada
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Microdermabrasion Exfoliating Scrub

934,00 Kč

Retinol 0.5% Night Cream

1.725,00 Kč

10% AHA Lactic Acid Exfoliating Body Lotion

1.203,00 Kč

Zinc Oxide Mineral Sunscreen with Antioxidants (Dark Tint)

1.235,00 Kč

The Pigmentation Routine

5.823,00 Kč

Matte Zinc Oxide Mineral Sunscreen with Antioxidants - SPF 15

1.235,00 Kč

Zinc Oxide Mineral Sunscreen with Antioxidants (Light Tint)

1.235,00 Kč

Zinc Oxide Mineral Sunscreen with Antioxidants (Medium Tint)

1.235,00 Kč

How to fade the look of dark spots

Why dark spots happen

Sun exposure, hormones and inflammation from breakouts all trigger extra pigment in the skin. Sun spots usually show on the cheeks, forehead and hands. Melasma looks like larger patches and often flares with heat and hormones.

A routine that works

Exfoliate 2 to 3 times a week to lift dull surface cells. Use retinol at night to help even out tone over time. Finish every morning with a zinc oxide sunscreen, because a single sunny day can undo weeks of progress.

Be patient

Pigment fades slowly, usually over 8 to 12 weeks. Stubborn spots or melasma may need in-clinic laser or a personalized plan from our dermatology team.