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Uneven skin tone, also referred to as skin discolouration, pigmentation, or blotchiness, is a common concern for many patients.
- Helps treat uneven skin tone with non-surgical procedures such as laser skin treatments, chemical peels, and PRP therapy.
- Can target pigmentation issues caused by sun exposure, acne, hormonal changes, and ageing to enhance skin clarity and brightness.
- Customised treatment plans developed during a thorough consultation, with tailored aftercare recommendations to help encourage gradual, lasting improvements.
At a glance
Uneven skin tone can present as areas of darker or lighter pigmentation, sun spots, redness, or a general lack of brightness across the face or body. Contributing factors may include sun exposure, post-inflammatory pigmentation, hormonal changes, or environmental damage over time.
At Levant Cosmetic Surgery, we offer several non-surgical, evidence-informed treatments that may support skin clarity, evenness, and tone. All procedures are assessed and performed under medical supervision and are tailored to the individual following consultation.
Uneven skin tone, also referred to as skin discolouration, pigmentation, or blotchiness, is a common concern for many patients.
Helps treat uneven skin tone with non-surgical procedures such as laser skin treatments, chemical peels, and PRP therapy.
Can target pigmentation issues caused by sun exposure, acne, hormonal changes, and ageing to enhance skin clarity and brightness.
Customised treatment plans developed during a thorough consultation, with tailored aftercare recommendations to help encourage gradual, lasting improvements.
Causes of Uneven Skin Tone
Uneven pigmentation may develop as a result of:
- Prolonged sun exposure and UV damage
- Acne-related inflammation
- Hormonal changes (e.g. melasma)
- Natural ageing processes
- Lifestyle and environmental stressors
A thorough consultation helps determine the likely contributing factors and whether medical-grade treatments may support your goals.
Treatment Options for Uneven Tone
Examples of non-surgical treatments that may support skin texture and tone: laser skin treatments for resurfacing, chemical peels for exfoliation and brightness, and PRP therapy to stimulate natural renewal.
Laser Skin Treatments
Laser technology may help address pigmentation irregularities by targeting excess melanin in the skin. Specific wavelengths of light energy are absorbed by the pigmented cells, which are then broken down and naturally processed by the body.
Chemical Peels
Superficial to medium-depth chemical peels may assist in the removal of damaged outer skin layers, revealing a more uniform complexion underneath. These treatments also support ongoing skin renewal and brightness.
PRP Therapy (Platelet-Rich Plasma)
PRP uses the body’s own growth factors to support skin regeneration. When applied in cases of uneven tone, it may help promote healthier skin turnover and reduce signs of post-inflammatory pigmentation or skin fatigue.
What to Expect
Treatments for uneven tone are typically performed as part of a series, with progressive improvements seen over several weeks. A personalised treatment plan is provided during consultation.
Patients are advised to:
- Use high-SPF sunscreen consistently
- Avoid excessive heat or sun exposure after treatment
- Follow a practitioner-recommended skincare plan
Next Steps
If you are experiencing uneven tone, discolouration, or skin dullness, we invite you to schedule a consultation at one of our clinics in Sydney, Canberra, Adelaide, or the Gold Coast. Our medical team will assess your skin and advise you on whether treatment is suitable and what outcomes you may expect.
Disclaimer
All cosmetic treatments carry risk and require an individual medical assessment. Results may vary between patients. This page is intended for general information and complies with Ahpra guidelines.
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