Uneven Skin Tone

When skin cells become damaged or unhealthy, extra melanin is naturally produced to help protect a person’s skin.

However, in the case of unhealthy skin, uneven skin tones can be caused by damaged cells preventing the pigment from being produced. As a result, parts of the skin may turn lighter (hypopigmentation) or darker (hyper-pigmentation), both recognisable and acknowledged as unnatural skin conditions.

Many factors can affect the tone of a person’s skin, including environmental factors such as pollution, weather, and sunshine; lifestyle influences, including diet, smoking and exercise, and the natural ageing process, are all factors to be considered.

Maintaining a healthy diet and exercise routine, regular sunscreen, and a good skincare routine can help promote skin vitality. There are also a variety of non-invasive treatments that can restore and brighten the skin’s tone and minimise the visible signs of ageing.