Pigmentation Spots on the Face – Did Summer Leave Its Mark?

For many, summer is the best time of the year: sun, fresh air, freedom and holidays lift the spirit – but not always the skin. While a tan might bring a temporary glow, by autumn, the best cream for pigmentation spots is often back in regular use. But where do these brown patches on the skin come from, and how can they be treated?

Dark Spots on the Face – A Common Concern After Summer

Sun exposure accelerates melanin production in the skin. The result? Dark patches or uneven skin tone, most commonly appearing on the forehead, cheeks, upper lip and décolletage. Although pigmentation changes aren’t harmful, they can affect the skin’s overall radiance and be aesthetically bothersome for many.

Noticed a Light Brown Spot on Your Skin After Summer? Now Is the Time to Act

In mild cases, differences in skin tone can often be improved at home with effective brightening ingredients. A targeted cream for pigmentation, or a serum containing vitamin C, niacinamide or retinol, can help fade uneven tone over time. Regular use of an AHA exfoliant supports skin renewal, and a nourishing moisturizer helps restore hydration after summer's drying effects.

If home care isn’t enough or the dark spots on the skin are more stubborn, it’s worth consulting a professional. Autumn is an ideal time to start treatment – UV exposure is lower, and the skin recovers more easily.

Professional Treatment for Pigmentation – Effective and Lasting Results

If home care doesn’t bring the desired results and pigmentation spots are persistent and darker in tone, professional treatment can make a noticeable difference. MESQ AESTHETICS offers a wide selection of advanced treatments that either prevent new pigmentation or break down existing melanin buildup.

Preventive and Maintenance Treatments for Pigmentation

These treatments are suitable if you want to prevent future pigmentation, treat mild unevenness, or maintain the results of previous treatments:

• PRP & PRP with Hyaluronic Acid

  Stimulate skin renewal, improve texture and reduce inflammation-related pigmentation – especially post-acne or summer-related irritation.

• Mesotherapy

  Delivers brightening and pigment-inhibiting ingredients directly into the skin. Helps prevent new spots and improves overall tone.

• Aesthefill

  Gradually lightens the skin while stimulating collagen production, improving skin tone and structure over time.

Targeted Treatments to Lighten or Remove Pigmentation

These treatments are designed specifically to reduce or remove pigmentation spots, melasma, and uneven skin tone – on the face and body. They are also ideal if you have dark spots on your hands or legs that require effective yet gentle treatment:

• EXION Clear RF

  Combines radiofrequency and micro-ablation to precisely break up pigment and stimulate skin regeneration.

• EXION Fractional

  Microneedling with RF energy delivers results deep in the skin. Ideal for stubborn pigmentation and textured skin.

  Looking for more comprehensive results? These powerful combination treatments firm, hydrate, and brighten the skin – all at once.

When Will You See Results – and How Long Do They Last?

Pigmentation treatment results don’t appear overnight, but most clients notice a clearer and more even skin tone after just 1–2 sessions. The best and most lasting results are usually achieved through a series of 2–5 treatments, tailored to the individual’s needs. Longevity of results depends on the method used, skin type and how well the skin is cared for afterward. With proper home care and sun protection, results can last several months – or longer. Consistency is key in preventing new pigmentation.

Ready to Treat the Traces of Summer? We’re Here to Help

If pigmentation spots are bothering you, know that effective options are available. At MESQ, our experts can help you find the most suitable treatment plan for your skin type and goals – whether you’re dealing with mild tone irregularities or more persistent pigmentation.

Summary

Pigmentation spots are light brown patches that often appear on the face, arms and décolletage. Caused by UV-stimulated melanin production, they are a common post-summer concern – but not necessarily a permanent one. With the right home care or professional treatments, pigmentation can be effectively lightened, and skin tone restored to a more even, radiant appearance.