Hyperpigmentation Treatment in Kenya

Nothing screams middle-aged and menopausal more than pigmentation where areas and patches of your skin change colour and turn darker. When there is too much pigment on the surface of the skin (or melanin) this is not pleasant and can be a dead giveaway to aperson’s age; this condition is, however, quite harmless.

Human skin contains melanocyte cells that produce melanin, a pigment found in the skin, hair and eyes, through a process called melanogenesis. Too much melanin leads to hyperpigmented skin, common examples of which include freckles and age spots. Hyperpigmentation can result from sun exposure, trauma to the skin, a medical condition, or as a side effect of certain drugs. While hyperpigmentation is not a serious medical condition, you may want to seek treatment for cosmetic reasons

At our specialist skin clinic in Nairobi we offer a couple of youth-fixing pigmentation treatments that will assist.