A considered, doctor-led approach to FUE hair transplant in Gurgaon. Designed in the chair by Dr Jaspreet Kour, performed by a senior surgical team, and finished in a single private suite.
Pigmentation refers to the colour of your skin, determined by a pigment called melanin produced by cells known as melanocytes. When melanocytes are triggered by sun exposure, hormones, inflammation, or injury, they produce melanin in excess, leading to hyperpigmentation: dark patches, spots, or uneven skin tone.
In the Indian skin context (Fitzpatrick Type IV–V), pigmentation is one of the most common dermatological concerns in Gurgaon, particularly among women aged 25 to 50. Our climate, pollution levels, hormonal patterns, and genetic predisposition make Indian skin both beautifully resilient and uniquely vulnerable to pigment disorders.
Pigmentation is not a single condition. It is a category of conditions, each with a different cause, depth, and treatment response. A correct diagnosis is the difference between months of frustration and visible resolution.
Symmetrical brown patches on cheeks, forehead, upper lip, hormone & sun driven.
Dark marks left after acne, eczema, or skin injury.
Dark marks left after acne, eczema, or skin injury.
Small, well-defined spots from sun-induced pigment clustering.
Dark circles caused by pigment, not just vascular shadow.
Triggered by oral contraceptives, pregnancy, or medications.
Prevention isn’t glamorous, but it’s the single most important factor in keeping pigmentation away and keeping it from returning after treatment. Here is what Dr. Jaspreet Kour recommends to every patient at Mediglo.
A mineral or tinted sunscreen with SPF 50+ and PA++++, applied every morning and reapplied every 3 hours. Non-negotiable, even indoors. Visible light from screens also triggers melasma.
Physical scrubs, harsh exfoliants, and aggressive bleaches cause micro-inflammation that worsens pigmentation. Switch to gentle cleansers and dermatologist-prescribed actives.
Every acne lesion left untreated leaves a pigment mark in Indian skin. Early dermatologist intervention prevents months of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
If you're on oral contraceptives or hormone therapy and developing melasma, speak to your gynaecologist and dermatologist together. Triggers can sometimes be modified.
Vitamin C, niacinamide, alpha arbutin, and tranexamic acid used correctly under guidance reduce pigment formation at the cellular level.
Over-the-counter hydroquinone, steroid creams and mercury-based "fairness" creams cause permanent damage. Use only prescription formulations under medical supervision.
Gurgaon's air quality directly affects pigmentation. Double cleansing every evening and an antioxidant serum protect against oxidative pigment triggers.
Dehydrated skin produces more pigment in response to stress. Adequate water, sleep and stress management measurably improve melasma severity.
Pigmentation is rarely “just a cosmetic issue.” Untreated, it deepens, spreads and becomes significantly harder to resolve. Here’s what we see in patients who delay treatment.
Deeper Pigment Migration
Surface pigment that's easily treatable in 4–6 sessions migrates deeper into the dermis. Dermal melasma is significantly more resistant to treatment.
Spreading Patterns
Melasma that starts on the cheeks can spread to the forehead, upper lip, jawline, neck, and chest if untreated and exposed to triggers.
Chronic Photo-Damage
Pigment disorders are often the first visible sign of cumulative photo-damage, which also accelerates fine lines, laxity, and the risk of skin cancers.
Confidence & Mental Health
Studies consistently show that pigmentation disorders impact self-esteem, social confidence, and quality of life, particularly in women.
Damage from Self-Treatment
Most untreated cases turn into wrongly-treated cases. Over-the-counter steroids and bleaching creams cause permanent atrophy, telangiectasia, and rebound pigmentation.
Each treatment is selected based on the depth, type, and trigger of your pigmentation, and it’s never one-size-fits-all. All procedures are performed personally by Dr. Jaspreet Kour using clinic-grade technology calibrated for Indian skin.
For: melasma, freckles, sun spots, tattoo pigment, periorbital pigmentation
The gold-standard pigmentation laser for Indian skin. Q-Switch delivers ultra-short pulses that shatter melanin without thermal damage to surrounding skin, safe even for darker Fitzpatrick types.
For: stubborn melasma, severe hyperpigmentation, resistant cases
The world’s most prescribed professional depigmentation method. A clinic-applied mask followed by a structured home protocol uniquely effective for melasma that has resisted everything else.
For: dull skin, post-acne marks, mild–moderate pigmentation, tan
Customised peels glycolic, lactic, mandelic, salicylic, TCA, Jessner selected by depth and concern. Brighten the complexion, exfoliate pigmented cells and stimulate cellular renewal.
For: dullness, uneven tone, photoaging, supportive pigmentation care
Micro-injections of tranexamic acid, glutathione, vitamin C and hyaluronic acid, delivered directly into the dermis to suppress melanin production and brighten from within.
For: post-acne pigmentation, texture + pigment combined
Precision microneedling that breaks up pigment clusters and drives brightening serums deep into the skin. Ideal where pigmentation co-exists with acne scarring or open pores.
For: maintenance, between sessions, mild cases
Customised prescription formulations of tranexamic acid, kojic, azelaic, retinoids, and modified Kligman’s are supplied with a precise home routine that does 50% of the work between in-clinic sessions.
Single treatments don’t resolve pigmentation; programmes do. The Mediglo Pigmentation Resolution Programme is a structured 12–16 week pathway built around your skin type, pigment depth, lifestyle triggers, and treatment response. Every patient gets a personalised plan, not a packaged sale.
In-depth consultation with Dr. Jaspreet Kour. Wood's lamp examination, dermoscopy, pigment depth analysis, trigger identification (hormonal, photo, post-inflammatory), Fitzpatrick assessment, and complete medical history.
Two-week skin priming phase: prescription topicals, barrier repair, SPF discipline, and trigger control. The skin must be ready before lasers and peels are introduced. This stage is what separates strong results from average ones.
A combination of Q-Switch laser, chemical peels, skin boosters, and/or Cosmelan sequenced to your case. Most patients receive 4–6 in-clinic sessions during this phase, with continuous home protocol support.
Residual pigment is addressed with high-precision touch-ups. Skin tone is evened, texture is refined, and the home protocol is recalibrated based on response. Most patients are visibly clear by the end of this phase.
Once-a-year deep review with Dr. Jaspreet Kour to monitor pigment stability, photo-ageing markers, and skin health, the same standard of follow-up is applied to any chronic dermatological condition.
Dr. Jaspreet Kour is one of Gurgaon’s most rigorously trained dermatologists specialising in pigmentation, melasma and aesthetic skin care for Indian skin. Her practice combines evidence-based dermatology with international aesthetic training, with every patient treated personally.
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IADVL (Indian Association of Dermatologists)
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CDSI (Cosmetic Dermatology Society of India)
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ACSI (Association of Cutaneous Surgeons of India)
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AAAM - USA (American Academy of Aesthetic Medicine)
Why Gurgaon’s most discerning patients from DLF Phase 1–5, Camellias, Magnolias, Cyber City, and across Golf Course Road choose Mediglo for their anti-aging journey.
Every laser session, every peel, every consultation at Mediglo is performed personally by Dr. Jaspreet Kour. No technicians, no rotating juniors. This is rare, and it is the single biggest reason for our consistency of results.
All laser and peel protocols are calibrated for Fitzpatrick Type IV–V skin. We never adopt one-size-fits-all settings imported from Caucasian-skin practice, a common, painful mistake in this industry.
Our pigmentation arsenal includes Q-Switch Nd: YAG, Cosmelan, Dermapen 4, and medical-grade chemical peel formulations, the same tier of technology used in leading clinics in London, Dubai, and Singapore.
Dr. Jaspreet Kour holds a Post-Graduation in Dermatology, Venereology & Trichology, a Fellowship in Aesthetic Lasers from Australia, and a Fellowship in Aesthetic Medicine from Germany, a combination almost unmatched in Gurgaon.
We don't sell sessions. We diagnose, plan, treat, refine, and maintain the way pigmentation actually responds. This is why our patients see lasting resolution, not temporary brightness.
Mediglo is built for patients who want medical excellence in a quiet, private setting on Golf Course Road. We schedule generously, we explain thoroughly, and we never rush a consultation.
There is no single “best” pigmentation treatment; the right treatment depends on the type, depth, and cause of your pigmentation. At Mediglo, Dr. Jaspreet Kour combines Q-Switch Nd: YAG laser, Cosmelan depigmentation peel, medical-grade chemical peels, skin boosters, and personalised topicals under the Mediglo Pigmentation Resolution Programme to deliver lasting results.
Most patients see noticeable improvement within 4 to 6 weeks of beginning the programme. Visible resolution of moderate-to-severe pigmentation typically occurs over 12 to 16 weeks, with maintenance thereafter to prevent relapse.
Yes — Q-Switch Nd: YAG is among the safest pigmentation lasers for Indian skin (Fitzpatrick Type IV–V) when performed by an experienced dermatologist. The risk of post-inflammatory pigmentation, common with unsuitable lasers, is dramatically reduced. At Mediglo, all laser sessions are performed personally by Dr. Jaspreet Kour.
Melasma is hormone-influenced, chronic, and prone to relapse. It requires a more cautious, layered approach combining suppressive topicals (like tranexamic acid), gentle peels, conservative laser settings, and strict sun protection. Aggressive treatment can paradoxically worsen melasma. This is why doctor-led diagnosis matters.
Yes — pigmentation, particularly melasma, can relapse if maintenance is neglected or triggers (sun, hormones, inflammation) are not controlled. This is precisely why the Mediglo Pigmentation Resolution Programme includes a structured stabilisation and maintenance phase.
Cost varies based on the type of pigmentation, the protocols selected, and the duration of your programme. Most pigmentation patients at Mediglo invest in a structured multi-session programme rather than one-off sessions. Exact pricing is shared during your consultation after diagnosis.
Book a personal consultation with Dr. Jaspreet Kour at Mediglo Clinic, Sector 55, Gurugram. We will diagnose accurately, plan precisely, and treat patiently, the only way pigmentation truly resolves.
