Skin Lightening Treatments at Allodermis
Selected after full diagnosis — not one size fits all.
Every protocol is built on Root Cause Dermatology, USFDA approved devices and medical grade actives designed specifically for Indian skin phototypes.
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Skin Lightening Treatments at Allodermis
Selected after full diagnosis — not one size fits all.
Laser Toning
Q Switched Nd:YAGTargets deep dermal pigmentation & melanin clusters.
- Melasma
- Sunspots
- PIH (Acne marks)
- Dullness
Medical Chemical Peels
Brightening | Radiance | Clarifying | BotanicalPlant derived acids exfoliate damaged layers + disperse surface pigmentation.
- Tanning
- Superficial pigmentation
- Uneven tone
- Dull, dehydrated skin
HydraGeneo Brightening
OxyGeneo TechnologyExfoliation + Oxygenation + Active Infusion.
InstaGlow Rejuvenation Therapy
Cellular renewalReduces inflammation, boosts collagen & improves cellular renewal for tired or stressed skin.
Eye Revive
Under Eye Pigmentation CorrectionSpecialised low irritation peel for:
- Dark circles
- Under eye dullness
- Fine lines
🎥 See How the Procedures Work
🧪 Allodermis 5 Step Skin Lightening Procedure
Our Signature Root Cause Dermatology Protocol.
01Internal & Skin Health Assessment+
- Hormonal triggers (thyroid, PCOS patterns)
- Medication history
- Stress, sleep & inflammation markers
- Body composition
- Fitzpatrick skin typing
02Dermatologist Consultation+
- Dermoscopy
- Pigment depth mapping
- Diagnosis of melasma vs tanning vs PIH vs lichen planus pigmentosus
- Custom treatment plan
03Clinical Treatment Sessions+
USFDA approved devices + medical grade peels → controlled melanin reduction.
04Science Backed Aftercare+
- Barrier repair routine
- Broad spectrum sunscreens
- Anti inflammatory formulations
- Melanogenesis modulators (azelaic, tranexamic acid)
05Maintenance & Prevention+
Reducing triggers → sustaining clarity.
🌈 Before & After Transformations
Images from Allodermis clinical cases; individual results vary based on diagnosis & protocols.
💬 Client Reviews
“Finally found a clinic that understands why pigmentation happens. My skin looks brighter, calmer, more even.”
★★★★★ — Sowmya | Skin Lightening Treatment“They explain everything with science. Got improvement where OTC products never worked.”
★★★★★ — Mrudula | Laser Toning“Exceptionally professional. The weekend rush is worth it.”
★★★★★ — Soham | HydraGeneo❓ Frequently Asked Questions
1. Is Skin Lightening the same as Skin Brightening?
No. Brightening enhances glow. Lightening reduces melanin overactivity to correct pigmentation.
2. Are the results permanent?
Results are long term when root causes (sun exposure, hormones, inflammation) are managed.
3. Is it safe for Indian skin?
Yes. Allodermis protocols are designed specifically for Indian skin phototypes using non bleaching, medically approved technologies.
4. When do results appear?
- Mild pigmentation: 3–4 weeks
- Moderate: 6–8 weeks
- Melasma: gradual but significant improvement with long term maintenance
5. Are there side effects?
Minimal and temporary (mild redness or dryness). Zero downtime in most cases.
6. Can people with sensitive skin undergo treatment?
Yes. Treatment is customised based on skin barrier strength and sensitivity profile.
7. Who should avoid treatment?
- Active infections
- Pregnancy (for certain peels)
- Severe dermatitis
Your dermatologist will guide you.
Pricing & Packages
Pricing depends on
- Type of pigmentation
- Depth of melanin
- Number of sessions
- Combination therapies required
Transparent pricing is provided after dermatological assessment.
Your journey starts with a dermatologist who listens.
References & Citations
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- Elias PM. Skin Barrier Function. Current Allergy and Asthma Reports. 2008;8(4):299–305. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18606081/
- Krutmann J, Liu W, Li L, et al. Pollution and Skin: From Epidemiological and Mechanistic Studies to Clinical Implications. Journal of Dermatological Science. 2014;76(3):163–168. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25278222/
- Zouboulis CC. The Skin as an Endocrine Organ. Dermato Endocrinology. 2009;1(5):250–252. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/20808511/
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