One of the most common concerns we see is localised pigmentation – often appearing as individual sun spots, age spots or areas of excess pigmentation that can make the skin appear older and less even in tone.
At Look Natural Aesthetics, we offer targeted pigmentation treatment using Mesopeel® MD Melanoplus Touch, a professional Mesoestetic® treatment designed specifically for focal areas of pigmentation.
Unlike full-face peels, Melanoplus Touch is applied directly to the pigmented lesion itself, making it particularly useful for individual sun spots and age spots.
It works well alongside a full-face peel at no extra charge.
What Can It Help With?
Melanoplus Touch may be suitable for:
Sun spots
Age spots
Solar lentigines
Localised pigmentation
Certain post-inflammatory pigmentation marks
It is particularly popular for facial pigmentation where patients are looking for a precise treatment option with minimal disruption to surrounding skin.
Why Choose Melanoplus Touch?
Targeted treatment for individual sun spots and age spots
Suitable for delicate facial areas
Minimal downtime
Precise application
Designed specifically for pigmentation concerns
Less disruptive to surrounding skin than some alternative lesion treatments
For facial pigmentation concerns, it often provides an excellent option where the goal is gradual improvement and a more even skin tone without treating the entire face.
How Does It Work?
The treatment is applied directly to the area of pigmentation with a cotton bud, and works by encouraging the gradual removal of excess pigment whilst supporting healthier skin renewal.
Following treatment, the area often darkens temporarily before gradually shedding and fading as healing progresses.
Many lesions respond very well after a single treatment, although larger, deeper or more established pigmentation may require additional sessions to achieve the desired result.
Important Information
Not every pigmented lesion is suitable for treatment.
All pigmentation concerns should be professionally assessed before treatment to ensure they are appropriate and safe to treat.
As with all pigmentation treatments, ongoing sun protection and appropriate skincare remain essential to achieving and maintaining the best possible results.
