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Pigmentation Specialist

Beyond the Surface.

Understanding your skin & pigmentation

Detailed illustrated skin cross-section showing stratum corneum, epidermis, dermis, hypodermis, collagen, elastin, hyaluronic acid and fat cells

Illustrative guide to skin anatomy — pigment-producing melanocytes are found in the epidermis.

Hi, I’m Claire.

I’m an Advanced Pigmentation Practitioner, specialising in the assessment, treatment and long-term management of pigmentation. At The Derma Den, I look beyond visible marks to understand potential triggers and create a personalised plan for your skin.

ASSESS

Understand your skin and concerns

PLAN

A tailored approach to care

TREAT

Suitable professional options

MAINTAIN

Homecare and sun protection

Common Types of Pigmentation

Illustrative texture representing freckles

Freckles

Illustrative texture representing sun spots

Sun Damage / Age Spots

Illustrative texture representing melasma

Melasma

Illustrative texture representing post-inflammatory marks

Post-Acne Marks (PIH)

Illustrative texture representing pigmentation

Hormonal Pigmentation

These images are illustrations, not diagnostic examples. Pigmentation can have different causes, and changing or suspicious skin lesions should be assessed by an appropriate medical professional before cosmetic treatment.