Not one diagnosis
Uneven tone can follow inflammation, sun exposure or hormonal shifts, and these patterns can coexist. Understanding what produced the pigment guides everything that follows.
After inflammation
Post-inflammatory pigment is a colour memory, not residue to scrub away. Managing the original concern and keeping the surface comfortable matter more than layering brightening products.
Protection prevents repetition
Broad-spectrum protection, shade and—where melasma is part of the picture—iron-oxide tinted coverage limit repeated pigment stimulation. Consistent protection is the quiet foundation beneath every other step.
Our approach at Kalamalka Glow
We select topical care and procedures for the actual pattern, with tone, history and recovery guiding intensity. Improvement is gradual; a plan that respects the skin's responses outlasts one that provokes them.