
Uneven Skin Tone
Fast Facts
Main causes
Common discoloration types
Best first step
Most-requested treatments
Downtime range
Results timeline
Good to know
Why Does Skin Tone Look Uneven?
Uneven skin tone happens when melanin—the pigment that gives skin its color—is overproduced or distributed unevenly. Common triggers include UV damage, hormone shifts (especially in melasma), acne inflammation, and vascular issues like rosacea.
What we solve:

Treatment Journey
VISIA® Skin Scan – reveals hidden pigment, sun damage, and redness patterns
Custom Pigment Plan – tailored combination of in-clinic sessions and home skincare
Progress Tracking – we compare side-by-side images at each visit
Maintenance – quarterly laser or peel sessions + daily SPF to prevent relapse


Results & Expectations
Early brightness can be seen after just one peel or BBL®
Melasma and stubborn spots fade gradually over 3 – 6 treatments
Redness reduction typically visible after 2 BBL® sessions
Consistent SPF + home care are key to long-term tone correction
Frequently Asked Questions
Further Reading on Uneven Skin Tone
Locations We Serve
Cape Coral Clinic
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