What does it involve?
It combines medical assessment, daily care and treatments selected for your skin. It may address hydration, acne or pigmentation concerns, with gentle cleansing, moisturizing and sun protection as part of the plan.
Could it be right for you?
It may be right for you if you are concerned about breakouts, pigmentation or products irritating your skin. Before choosing a cleansing treatment or procedure, we assess what is happening.
How we plan your care
Understand your skin
We review symptoms, habits and the products you use.
Simplify your care
We propose a routine and assess whether medical treatment or procedures are needed.
Review your response
We adjust the plan according to tolerance and progress.
Before deciding
Changes require consistency. Melasma can recur and not all dark spots have the same cause. Some products or procedures may irritate the skin or worsen pigmentation; selection must be individual.
Indication and availability of each treatment are confirmed during consultation.
View scientific sources
Synthesis of an AAD clinical guideline and patient resources. Acne or melasma recommendations should not be generalized to every skin condition.
- American Academy of Dermatology. Acne clinical guideline.
- American Academy of Dermatology. Acne: Tips for managing.
- American Academy of Dermatology. Melasma: Overview.
Literature checked: November 2, 2026. Clinical review by Dr. David León: pending.