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Hyperpigmentation, dark spots, melasma

Qu’elle soit liée au vieillissement, à l’exposition solaire, à des désordres hormonaux ou à l’inflammation, l’hyperpigmentation est une problématique dermatologique complexe, fréquente, et souvent source de gêne esthétique. 

Depuis 25 ans, notre expertise dermo-médicale et l’écoute de vos besoins spécifiques nous permettent de vous apporter des solutions dermatologiques de pointe et à l’efficacité prouvée, y compris sur votre bien-être. Les gammes Dépiwhite et Azéane associent des actifs dermatologiques reconnus pour contribuer à atténuer les irrégularités pigmentaires et à soutenir l’uniformité du teint, avec une bonne tolérance cutanée. Découvrez notre sélection de produits.

29 products
Medisun+ Cream SPF50+ Medisun+ Cream SPF50+
40 ml

Medisun+

Medisun+ Cream SPF50+

The broad-spectrum UVA, UVB, and visible light cream

12,50€
Medisun+ Tinted Cream SPF50+ Medisun+ Tinted Cream SPF50+
40 ml

Medisun+

Medisun+ Tinted Cream SPF50+

Very high sun protection for a natural and even complexion

12,50€

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FAQ

What is the difference between a brown spot and melasma?
Brown spots are most often solar lentigines, spots related to UV and skin aging. Appearing as more extensive areas, melasma results from hormonal factors combined with UV exposure.
What active ingredients are used in hyperpigmentation treatments?
Several active ingredients are used in dermo-cosmetics to treat skin with pigment spots, including hexylresorcinol, niacinamide, azelaic acid, kojic acid, vitamins C, PP and E, and certain exfoliating acids such as glycolic acid. Their effectiveness depends on the overall formulation and skin tolerance.
How long before I see improvement with a dark spot treatment?
An anti-spot treatment works gradually. While an improvement in skin tone uniformity can be observed within 4 to 8 weeks, it is recommended to use an anti-spot treatment for at least 3 months.
Can one use a dark spot corrector during pregnancy?
Some dermo-cosmetic formulas, particularly those containing azelaic acid, can be used during pregnancy. However, it is recommended to opt for well-tolerated skincare products and to consult a healthcare professional for advice.