Medical · Skin Treatments
Cosmelan Peel
A professional Cosmelan depigmentation protocol, with home care and strong sun protection, for selected dark patches.
At a glance
Cosmelan Peel
The condition
Generally considered for visible dark patches, melasma, sun-related pigmentation or post-inflammatory marks after clinical assessment.
Skinfinity treatment
We follow the verified Cosmelan professional protocol, with suitable home care and strong sun-protection guidance.
- Consultation first
- Options explained
- Written aftercare
What is the condition?
Cosmelan Peel is usually offered for visible dark patches or uneven-looking tone. This includes concerns that may be melasma (a long-lasting condition in which pigment cells make too much melanin, the substance that gives skin its colour), sun-related pigmentation or dark marks after inflammation.
Uneven colour has other possible causes, so the service should begin with a clinical assessment; it is not a diagnosis.
How Skinfinity treats this concern
We use the verified Cosmelan professional protocol for selected pigmentation concerns.
The protocol may involve a professional in-clinic Cosmelan mask followed by guided home-care products. The exact products, steps and timing are confirmed and explained to you by the clinic.
The clinician first checks whether the dark patches may be melasma, sun-related pigmentation or another concern, because not every dark mark should be treated as cosmetic pigmentation.
We place strong emphasis on sun protection, correct home care and follow-up, because pigmentation can worsen when treatment is too strong or aftercare is ignored.
What we confirm with you before treatment
- The exact Cosmelan products used in clinic and at home
- The steps of the protocol
- The timing of each step
What outcome can you expect?
The realistic aim is that some discoloration may look lighter and your overall tone more even over time.
Improvement is gradual and varies with pigment depth, skin tone, sun exposure and how closely the plan is followed.
No one can promise complete or lasting removal, or that pigmentation will not return. Melasma can remain difficult to treat and may recur, especially after sun exposure.
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Aftercare and long-term support
- Follow your written instructions.
- Use a gentle cleanser and a bland moisturiser; avoid rubbing, picking, waxing, scrubs and unapproved active products; and ask before restarting retinoids or acids.
- Protect your skin from direct sun with shade, clothing and a broad-spectrum sunscreen of at least SPF 30; SPF 50+ may be sensible for pigmentation.
- Follow-up and consistent sun protection are important, because pigment can recur.
- Seek review for severe or worsening reactions.
Suitability, limitations and safety
Pigmentation should be assessed before a Cosmelan protocol, because melasma can resemble other conditions.
Tell your clinician about pregnancy or breastfeeding, medicines, allergies, recent procedures, active irritation, cold sores and any history of dark marks after skin injury.
Cosmelan can cause dryness, peeling, redness and unwanted pigment change if used incorrectly.
Sun protection and the prescribed home-care plan are essential, and pigmentation may recur.
Please tell us about
Possible reactions
Seek review promptly for severe or worsening reactions.
Is this right for you?
Book a consultation or WhatsApp Skinfinity
If you would like to know whether this service is suitable for your skin, book a consultation at Skinfinity Kakinada or message us on WhatsApp.
Tell us your main concern, any previous treatment, your preferred day and whether you would like a call or a WhatsApp reply. The team can explain the plan before you decide.
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