Facial Hyperpigmentation Treatment in Tysons Corner, VA
Discover Even, Radiant Skin with Advanced Effective Treatment Options
Hyperpigmentation treatment in Washington D.C., Virginia, and Maryland
What Is Facial Hyperpigmentation?
Facial hyperpigmentation includes brown, black, or grayish patches and spots caused by excess melanin—most often triggered by sun exposure, hormonal changes, post-acne marks, aging, or inflammation.
- Melasma: Hormone-driven pigment patches, often on cheeks, forehead, upper lip.
- Sun/age spots: Brown patches, usually on areas with frequent sun exposure.
- Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation: Dark spots after acne, rashes or procedures.
- Genetics and certain medications also play a role.
Hyperpigmentation is harmless but can impact skin confidence, especially with deeper or long-standing facial pigment.
Advanced Treatment Options at Expert Skin Solutions
VI Peel for Face
VI Peel Precision Plus is a physician-grade solution targeting facial pigment, melasma, and sun damage.
- Suppresses melanin production, fades stubborn spots, and speeds cellular renewal for all skin tones.
- Excellent for hormonal pigment, post-acne marks, and anti-aging.
Pico Laser for Facial Pigment
Pico Laser uses ultrashort pulses to break up pigment at both epidermal and dermal levels.
- Tackles melasma, freckles, age spots, and post-inflammatory marks; safe for all skin tones.
- Minimal risk for rebound pigment, fast recovery, bright results in 2–6 treatments.
ZO Skin Health Brightening Protocol
ZO Skin Health offers hydroquinone-based and botanical regimens for bright, even skin.
- Vitamin C, retinol, tretinoin, and antioxidants suppress pigment and repair skin.
- Medical-grade SPF prevents new pigment from forming.
Deep CO2 Laser Resurfacing
Deep fractional CO2 laser resurfacing is a gold-standard treatment for stubborn hyperpigmentation, acne scars, sun damage, and deeply etched lines.
- Powerful ablative technology vaporizes damaged skin, erasing pigment and stimulating dramatic collagen renewal for a smoother, more even complexion.
- Suitable for moderate to severe pigmentation or resistant cases in experienced hands.
- Downtime ranges from a few days to a week; post-procedure skin care is essential to minimize post-inflammatory pigment and maximize results.
CoolPeel Fractional CO2 (Minimal Downtime)
CoolPeel® CO2 laser uses ultra-short, high-intensity energy bursts to safely resurface the skin and fade pigment, age spots, sun damage, and blotchiness.
- Stimulates collagen for brighter, even skin with virtually no downtime.
- Targets the superficial skin layer with fractionated energy, minimizing discomfort and risk while efficiently correcting pigmentation.
- Perfect for busy patients seeking effective resurfacing and pigment correction without a lengthy recovery.
Gentle Facials for Pigment Correction
Professional gentle facials provide deep cleansing, mild exfoliation, intense hydration, and antioxidant infusions that support pigment fading and skin health without irritation.
- Removes pore-clogging debris, increases cell turnover, and improves circulation for brighter, clearer skin.
- Hydrating and brightening serums (like vitamin C, peptides, and murad vita-C boosters) directly fade dark spots and boost radiance.
- Custom booster options target unique pigment problems on all skin types, especially those sensitive to acids or lasers.
Laser Photofacials
Laser photofacials (Intense Pulsed Light/IPL) use multi-wavelength beams to target dark spots, sun damage, and uneven tone.
- Laser photofacials destroys excess pigment cells safely, prompting clear, glowing skin with little to no downtime.
- Also reduces redness and broken capillaries for total complexion harmony.
- Most patients need a series of 3–5 sessions, spaced one month apart for optimal results.
Microneedling for Pigment Correction
Microneedling (collagen induction therapy) uses precisely controlled micro-injuries to stimulate new collagen, improve skin cell turnover, and disrupt melanin clusters below the skin’s surface.
- Reduces sun spots, melasma, and post-inflammatory pigment for fresh, bright, and even skin.
- Particularly suitable for sensitive or deeply pigmented skin where lasers may not be ideal.
- Boosts results when paired with topical lightening agents, vitamin C, or PRP.
All treatments are fully customized by Expert Skin Solutions’ team to your pigment type, skin tone, and personal goals—creating a brighter, more even look and long-lasting confidence.
Why Choose Expert Skin Solutions for Facial Pigment?
- Licensed Master Aesthetician-led team: Expert diagnosis of pigment types
- Full-spectrum options: Peels, lasers, advanced skincare regimens for every skin type
- Safe and effective for all skin tones—including deep and sensitive pigment
- Customized protocols addressing unique triggers and patient goals
- Serving Tysons Corner, McLean, Vienna, Washington DC and Maryland
Frequently Asked Questions about Hyperpigmentation Treatments
What causes facial hyperpigmentation?
Find Out MoreMain triggers are sun exposure, hormones (pregnancy, birth control), acne or skin injury, aging, genetics, and medications. Overproduction of melanin creates uneven patches, most often on the cheeks, upper lip, forehead, and jawline.
Is treatment safe for deeper or sensitive skin tones?
All procedures at Expert Skin Solutions—VI Peel and Pico Laser especially—are customized for every complexion, including deeply pigmented, sensitive, or post-inflammatory-prone skin.
How many sessions will I need?
Schedule a ConsultationMost pigment issues fade after 2–6 treatments (peels and/or lasers), with daily skincare to maintain results. Severe or hormone-induced pigment may require ongoing management.
Will the results last?
Yes, if diligent sun protection and brightening skincare are used. However, hormonal changes, UV exposure, and inflammation can cause new spots to develop over time, so maintenance treatments are recommended.
Do at-home products help?
Medical-grade serums with vitamin C, retinol, or pigment suppressors like hydroquinone boost results and keep new pigment at bay. OTC products may help mild cases but are less effective for deep or chronic pigment.
Is there downtime?
Most treatments have low downtime: mild redness, peeling, or dryness for a few days; patients typically resume social activities right away.
