Even tone, treated properly
Melasma, tanning, dark spots and uneven tone — treated through the internal cause, diet and sun habits alongside in-clinic procedures.
Pigmentation is the slowest to fix
Of everything treated at this clinic, pigmentation asks for the most patience. It builds over years and it does not leave in a fortnight, whatever a product label claims.
It is also the complaint most often driven by something internal — hormonal change, thyroid, pregnancy, perimenopause — which is why treating it only from the outside so often disappoints.
What we treat
Melasma
Symmetrical brown patches across the cheeks, forehead and upper lip, often hormonal and often worse after sun.
Tanning
Persistent darkening on the face, neck, arms and back that does not settle on its own after exposure stops.
Post-inflammatory marks
Dark spots left behind by acne, injury or irritation, where the mark outlasts the thing that caused it.
Uneven tone and dullness
Patchy tone, dark circles and a general loss of clarity rather than one defined spot.
Why sun advice is part of the prescription
Pigmentation treated in clinic and then re-triggered by daily unprotected sun exposure will not hold. Sun protection is not an upsell here; it is the part of the plan that protects the money you have already spent.
Where a hormonal or thyroid driver is suspected, it gets investigated. Melasma that appears alongside irregular periods or perimenopausal symptoms is treated as one case, not as a cosmetic complaint.
Diet and lifestyle are addressed for the same reason — they are part of what is producing it.
Pigmentation was only half of what was actually wrong.
How pigmentation is treated here
Every plan here has two halves — the cause treated internally, and what shows treated at the same time.
Homeopathy for the internal driver
Hormonal, thyroid and perimenopausal causes are treated on the full case, which is what stops the pigmentation being regenerated.
Chemical peels and medifacials
Chosen for your skin type and depth of pigmentation, and spaced properly — over-treating pigmented skin makes it darker, not lighter.
Prescribed topical care
A short routine that supports the in-clinic work between sessions, rather than a shelf of products.
Sun protection, seriously applied
How to use it, how much, and how often to reapply. This is the single biggest determinant of whether your result lasts.
Worth knowing before you start
It is measured in months
A realistic pigmentation plan runs over months. Anything promising a fortnight is selling you something.
Melasma is managed, not cured
Hormonally driven melasma can be lightened substantially and kept under control, but it is prone to returning. That is the honest position.
Aggressive treatment backfires
Indian skin pigments in response to irritation. Over-peeled skin gets darker, which is why pacing matters more than intensity.
Consistency beats intensity
The patients who do best are the ones who keep up the routine and the sun protection between sessions.
Frequently asked
How long does pigmentation treatment take?
Months rather than weeks, and the exact time depends on how deep the pigmentation sits and what is driving it. Surface tanning clears considerably faster than long-standing melasma.
Will melasma come back?
It can, particularly where it is hormonally driven or where sun exposure is not controlled. It is realistically managed and kept light rather than permanently removed, and you will be told that at the consultation.
Are chemical peels safe for Indian skin?
Yes, when the peel and its strength are chosen for your skin type and spaced correctly. The risk with darker skin is post-inflammatory pigmentation from over-treatment, which is precisely why the pacing is conservative here.
Can I use a skin-lightening cream from the pharmacy instead?
Many over-the-counter lightening creams contain steroids, and long-term unsupervised use damages the skin and makes the pigmentation harder to treat afterwards. If you are using one, bring it to the consultation.
Do I really need sunscreen indoors?
Daily sun protection is the part of the plan most often skipped and most responsible for results not holding. How much you need, and when, is covered specifically for your routine.
Medical lead: Dr. Kalyani Jaiswal (Kashyap) · Reg. No. 72145 · Last updated 31 October 2026. General information only — suitability is assessed at a consultation.
Honest care, at a price you can actually plan around.
Treatment here is kept economical — not by cutting corners, but by refusing to sell packages nobody needs. You will be told what your course involves and what it costs before it starts.
Book a consultation in Amravati
Walk in Monday to Saturday during OPD hours, or call +91 95187 93249 and we will find a time that works.
- Dr. Kalyani Jaiswal (Kashyap) · Reg. No. 72145
- Mon–Sat, 11 AM – 2 PM & 5:30 PM – 8:30 PM
- Consults in Marathi, Hindi & English