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Chemical Peels

Advanced Pigment Correction

Advanced Pigment Correction is Adorn's more comprehensive approach for clients struggling with persistent uneven pigmentation. When appropriate, the Cosmelan program combines an in-office treatment with structured home care—because pigmentation management generally requires ongoing skin care and sun protection rather than a single appointment.

Overview

What this treatment is

A consultation is required before this treatment. It's part of how we protect both your results and your skin.

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The Science & Soul

How it works

Pigmentation can be influenced by UV exposure, visible light, inflammation, hormonal factors, skin injury, and individual biology. Because not all pigmentation has the same cause, treatment is approached as a structured program: professional treatment paired with ongoing home care and sun protection. // OWNER: confirm Cosmelan is currently offered.

Why Adorn Offers It

We're honest that pigmentation is rarely solved in one visit. A structured, supervised program—built around your specific pigment concern—gives the most realistic path to improvement.

Good Candidates

Is this right for your skin?

Concerns It May Help

Pigmentation + dark spots
Sun damage
Uneven tone
Melasma (when appropriate)

Ideal Candidates

Clients with persistent uneven pigmentation appropriate for a structured program, who can commit to home care and sun protection.

When It May Not Be Appropriate

Certain pigment disorders, active inflammation, pregnancy, and some medical conditions may affect suitability. Professional consultation determines whether this program is appropriate for you.

The Experience

What happens at your appointment

Consultation, in-office treatment application, and a structured home-care plan with clear guidance for the days and weeks that follow.

Preparation

Skin is prepared according to the program protocol. Exact preparation follows Adorn's approved plan. // OWNER: confirm prep.

Aftercare

Follow the program-specific home-care plan. Sun protection is non-negotiable.

Recovery

Downtime & results

Downtime

Clients may experience dryness, flaking, sensitivity, or visible shedding. Exact response varies.

Recovery

Follow the program's home-care plan closely. Hydration, barrier support, and strict sun protection are essential.

When Results Appear

Pigment improvement develops gradually over the program; certain pigment disorders may recur and require ongoing management.

Series & Maintenance

This is a structured program rather than a single peel; ongoing home care and follow-up are part of the process. Sun protection and continued home care are essential, as pigment can recur—particularly with melasma.

Questions

Treatment FAQ

It is commonly used within professional programs for uneven pigmentation, but treatment suitability depends on professional evaluation.

No. Present it as a structured pigmentation program involving professional treatment and ongoing home care.

Clients may experience dryness, flaking, sensitivity, or visible shedding. Exact response varies.

Pigmentation management generally requires ongoing skin care and sun protection rather than relying only on one in-office appointment.

UV and visible-light exposure can contribute to pigmentation.

Certain pigment disorders, including melasma, may recur and require ongoing management.

Professional consultation should determine suitability.

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Evidence

Curious about the science?

We believe informed clients make better decisions. Explore some of the peer-reviewed literature related to this treatment.

Clinical Study

A Non-HQ Formulation for Melasma

A pilot study using reflectance confocal microscopy (RCM) in the assessment of a novel formulation for the treatment of melasma

Tsilika K, Levy JL, Kang HY, et al. · J Drugs Dermatol · 2011

A small pilot study using reflectance confocal microscopy to assess a non-hydroquinone depigmenting formulation for melasma, reporting improvement in pigmentation. Pigment conditions require evaluation and ongoing sun protection; individual results vary.

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Systematic Review

Chemical Peels for Melasma

Chemical Peels for Melasma: A Systematic Review

Sarkar R, Lakhani R · Dermatol Surg · 2024

A systematic review of chemical peels for melasma, concluding that peels were found to be safe and effective as part of melasma management. Melasma can recur and requires ongoing care and sun protection.