Pigmentation

A Q-switched ACROMA-QS laser that breaks down unwanted pigment — sun spots, melasma patches and other discolouration — as well as tattoo ink, into tiny particles the body then clears. Small individual marks or broader areas can be treated, and the same laser is used for laser toning to even out tone. Pigment concerns and tattoos usually need a course of sessions.

An IPL treatment focused on uneven pigmentation — sun spots, age spots and patchy discolouration. The intense pulsed light is absorbed by the darker pigment so that, over a course, marks can fade and the overall tone looks more even. DeuClinic targets the full face or specific zones such as the cheeks, chin, nose, neck, décolletage and the backs of the hands, with discounted courses of three or six.

Laser treatment of brown pigmentation — sun spots, freckles, lentigines, photodamage and café-au-lait marks — using a DYE-VL intense pulsed light source. The light is absorbed by the excess melanin, which then darkens and flakes away over the following days, evening out skin tone. Treatment can target a single spot, an area such as the cheeks or hands, or the whole face.

A light-based treatment to reduce sun spots, age spots and uneven pigmentation on the face and hands, breaking up excess melanin so the skin tone looks more even. At Dr Cosmetic the face starts from 350 zł and hands are 300 zł. Pigmentation typically responds best to a short course, with diligent sun protection between and after sessions to help maintain the result.

Laser treatment for pigmentation targets excess melanin in sun spots, age spots and uneven patches, breaking up the pigment so it lifts and fades as the skin renews. Laser-Medica prices the treatment by area, from the nose or upper lip up to the full face, backs of the hands, shoulders and back. Pigmentation often needs more than one session, and the clinic assesses the marks first to confirm they are suitable for laser.

Laser and light treatment with the Alma Harmony XL platform to break down areas of excess pigment — sun spots, age spots and uneven tone on the face, neck, décolleté or hands. The energy targets the darker pigment, which then fades as the skin clears it over the following weeks. Pricing is by area, and a short course is often recommended for more even, lasting results.

Intense pulsed light used to break up excess pigment and even out skin tone — fading sun spots, age spots and patchy discolouration on the face, neck, décolletage and hands. At Wegner Clinic each area carries a clear per-treatment price, with a combined face, neck and décolletage option. Pigmentation responds best to a short course, and careful sun protection helps maintain the result.

Laser pigmentation removal uses a Fotona StarWalker laser to target excess melanin in sun spots, age spots and other discolouration, breaking it down so the marks fade over the following weeks. At Dermo-Estetic it is priced from 500 zł per session, with redness and vascular concerns addressed separately on the Alma Harmony laser. It is suited to those wanting a more even skin tone, with the number of sessions depending on the type and depth of pigmentation.

Intense pulsed light (IPL) photorejuvenation targets sun spots, uneven pigmentation and overall dullness, helping to even out skin tone and brighten the complexion. Broad-spectrum light is absorbed by excess pigment, which then lifts and flakes away over the days that follow. MediLaser offers IPL for the face alone or extended to the neck and décolleté, typically over a short course.

Laser treatment to reduce hyperpigmentation, sun spots and diffuse redness by targeting excess melanin and superficial vessels in the skin. At MM Clinic it is offered for the face, neck, décolletage, cheeks and hands, with discounted multi-session courses for more even results. It suits patients troubled by uneven tone, age or sun spots and a ruddy or blotchy complexion, and is performed by experienced clinicians with sun protection advised afterwards.

Laser treatment for sun spots, age spots and other benign surface pigmentation, using light energy absorbed by the excess melanin to break it up so the mark fades and is cleared by the skin. It is most often used on the face and the backs of the hands, where sun-related spots are common, and can also treat the neck, décolleté and forearms. Single spots or whole zones can be treated.

DYE-VL is an advanced pulsed-light treatment on the Alma Harmony XL PRO platform that targets pigmentation, sun damage, redness and dullness. Carefully filtered light is absorbed by excess melanin and visible vessels, helping to fade brown spots and even out tone and redness while refreshing overall skin quality. It can treat individual marks or whole zones such as the face, neck and décolletage, and works best as a short course.

Intense pulsed light (IPL/SWT) used to reduce sun-related pigmentation, age spots and uneven tone by targeting excess melanin in the skin. The light is absorbed by the darker patches, which often appear to darken briefly and then flake away as the skin renews. Treatment can cover the face, neck, décolleté or hands, and the same technology is offered in a separate programme aimed at facial redness.

A dedicated protocol using the Lumi Peel Set to target facial pigmentation — sun spots, melasma-type discolouration and uneven tone — by combining exfoliation with brightening active ingredients. At Dr Luch the treatment is matched to the type of pigmentation, and consistent sun protection is essential to hold and improve the result. It suits patients whose main concern is patchy or darkened areas rather than texture or volume.

Cosmelan is a professional depigmentation protocol used to reduce melasma, sun-related discolouration and other forms of uneven pigmentation. It begins with an in-clinic mask that is later removed at home, followed by a structured maintenance phase with prescribed creams. It is one of the more intensive options for stubborn pigmentation and suits patients committed to the home regimen and to strict sun protection.

Cosmelan and Dermamelan are professional depigmentation programmes from mesoestetic aimed at melasma, sun-related dark patches and stubborn uneven tone. A professional mask is applied in clinic and followed by a structured home-care routine over the following weeks and months. Derma Clinic includes the take-home maintenance kit in the price. These programmes target persistent pigmentation that does not respond to everyday brightening products.

Cosmelan is a professional depigmentation protocol used to fade melasma, sun spots and other stubborn pigmentation. An in-clinic mask is applied and then continued with a guided home-care routine that works to reduce excess pigment and even out skin tone over the following weeks. Delivered by a physician with a clear aftercare plan, it suits patients troubled by patchy or persistent discolouration of the face.

Dermamelan is a professional, mask-based treatment aimed at uneven pigmentation, melasma and dark patches. An in-clinic mask is applied and followed by a structured home regimen designed to reduce the appearance of excess pigment and even out skin tone over the following weeks. At Rivendell Clinic it is supervised by a physician and priced at 2,100 zł for the in-clinic stage, suiting patients with persistent discolouration.

Targeted treatment of facial hyperpigmentation, melasma, post-inflammatory marks and solar lentigines at Klinika preventivní dermatologie in Ostrava. The dermatovenereologist first classifies pigmentation by depth and driver — epidermal, dermal, mixed, hormonal or UV-triggered — before designing a personalised protocol. This classification step is critical: the wrong modality can worsen melasma rather than improve it. The physician-led approach then combines medical-grade chemical peels, laser and prescription brightening agents selected precisely for your pigmentation type and phototype. From 2,100 Kč per session.

Cosmelan is a professional depigmentation programme that combines an in-clinic mask with a structured course of home-care creams to reduce stubborn pigmentation such as melasma, sun spots and post-inflammatory marks. It works to lighten existing pigment and help control its return, and is one of the more comprehensive options for uneven skin tone. The price includes both the in-clinic treatment and the full home pack.

Targeted treatment of hyperpigmentation — sun spots, age spots, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation and melasma — using a combination of chemical peels and laser approaches chosen by the physician based on the type, depth and distribution of the pigment. At Arsderma the treatment protocol accounts for skin phototype, as some pigmentation conditions (particularly melasma) require a more conservative approach on darker skin types to avoid rebound. From 3,000 Kč per session.

Eyeliner micropigmentation at AR aesthetics creates a lasting line along the upper and/or lower lash line, eliminating the need for daily eye pencil application. Three technique styles are available: Lash Line (inter-lash) fills the natural gaps between lashes for the most invisible and natural effect — the eye looks defined without any obvious liner; Elegant Look draws a defined line with a customisable subtle wing for a polished finish; Nude Shadow creates a soft diffused gradient that visually opens and enlarges the eye. All three are performed using topical local anaesthetic and certified German pigments. Alesia Rybak and Anna both specialise in eye techniques. Results last 2–3 years. A correction appointment within 1 month is part of the process.

Lip micropigmentation at AR aesthetics deposits semi-permanent pigment into the lips to restore, define, or subtly enhance their natural colour and shape. Two techniques are offered: Lip Blush 'La Nude' creates a sheer, transparent tint that makes lips look naturally fuller and more coloured without any detectable makeup effect — perfect for clients who want an imperceptible improvement. Aquarelle or Velvet Lips applies a richer watercolour pigment for a fresh, healthy, visibly kissed appearance. Both techniques use topical anaesthetic as standard and are performed by Alesia Rybak or Angelina. Certified German pigments are selected to complement the client's skin undertone. Results last 1–3 years; a mandatory correction at 30 days allows the artist to refine the colour after the initial healing.

Dark circle camouflage at AR aesthetics uses dermapigmentation to deposit light-reflecting pigment particles beneath the lower eyelids, visually neutralising the dark, purple, or hollow appearance caused by visible capillaries, subcutaneous shadowing, or skin thinning. The technique deposits pigment layer by layer into the under-eye skin, individually matched to the client's complexion, and is performed with topical anaesthetic cream — no injections are involved. The full process runs over 3–4 months to allow incremental layering and precise colour building. Two to five correction sessions are typically needed to achieve optimal cover. Results last 2–3 years. Both lower lids alone (7,000 Kč) and upper-and-lower combined (8,500 Kč) options are available.