PIGMENTATION DISORDERS (MELASMA – HYPERPIGMENTATION – WHITE)
Pigmentation disorders are related to the imbalance of melanin in the skin and can manifest as dark spots or discolored areas. The etiology is multifactorial, with an important role for sun exposure, hormonal changes and genetic predisposition.
Treatment is individualized and often multifactorial, combining medical treatments and aesthetic techniques.
Sessions:
Usually 3–6 sessions, depending on the type and depth of the lesion.
Duration of effect:
Long-term improvement with the need for maintenance, especially in cases of melasma.
Combined with:
peelings, laser, skin boosters and RF Microneedling.
Hair Diseases (Alopecia)
Hair diseases include different types of hair loss, such as androgenetic alopecia, telogen effluvium and alopecia areata. Each type of alopecia has a different pathogenesis and requires a targeted therapeutic approach.
Diagnosis is made by trichoscopy and clinical evaluation of the scalp.
Sessions:
Every 3 months.
Duration of effect:
Depends on the type of alopecia; androgenetic requires maintenance.
Combined with:
PRP/PRF, scalp mesotherapy, exosomes, polynucleotides and topical medication.
Skin Tumors (Benign – BCC – SCC – Melanoma)
Skin tumors include a wide range of lesions from benign lesions to malignant neoplasms. Early diagnosis is crucial for prognosis and proper treatment.
Evaluation is based on dermatoscopy and, when required, histological confirmation.
Sessions:
1 initial diagnosis + surgical/therapeutic treatment + reassessment.
Duration of effect:
Healing and monitoring.
Combined with:
Surgical excision and reconstruction with skin transfer (skin flap).
