Hyperpigmentation is a common aesthetic issue that manifests as dark spots on the skin. These localized accumulations of melanin can arise for various reasons and require a professional approach for correction. In our cosmetology school, we teach modern methods for diagnosing and treating this condition.
Causes of Hyperpigmentation
The main factors contributing to the development of hyperpigmentation include:
• Sun Exposure: UV rays stimulate excessive melanin production, leading to the appearance of sunspots (lentigo).
• Hormonal Changes: Pregnancy, contraceptive use, and endocrine disorders can cause melasma (often referred to as the "mask of pregnancy").
• Post-Inflammatory Changes: Marks left after acne, burns, or other skin damage.
• Aging Factors: Over the years, the skin accumulates the effects of photoaging.
• Genetic Predisposition: Some individuals are more prone to pigmentation.
Modern Treatment Methods
To correct hyperpigmentation, cosmetologists employ a comprehensive approach:
• Microdermabrasion: A mechanical exfoliation technique that evens out skin tone.
• Professional Cosmeceuticals containing vitamin C, arbutin, kojic acid, and other active ingredients.
Preventive Measures
• Daily Sun Protection: The use of sunscreens with SPF 30-50 is essential year-round.
• Gentle Skin Care: Preventing injuries and inflammation of the skin.
• Regular Cosmetic Procedures: Maintenance peels and mesotherapy.
• Balanced Home Care: Serums and creams with antioxidants.
Professional Training
In our school, we prepare specialists capable of:
• Conducting accurate diagnostics of pigmentation types.
• Tailoring individual correction programs.
• Combining various techniques for maximum effect.
• Consulting clients on proper home prevention strategies.
By mastering modern protocols for working with hyperpigmentation, our graduates successfully help clients achieve an even skin tone and boost their self-confidence. Join the professional community of cosmetologists!