HIGH-INTENSITY SKIN LIGHTENING
user2026-04-15T11:42:26+05:30The High-intensity skin lightening treatment at Christell is designed to reduce melanin patches. It’s a highly effective, versatile treatment that we can design to suit your specific needs.
Excessive pigmentation and imperfections on the skin caused by melanin patches are a result of exposure to the sun and aging. With High-Intensity Skin Lightening treatment, you can regain your skin tone as well as the smoothness and luminosity of your skin.
The treatment involves the inhibition of tyrosine – the enzyme involved in melanin formation. This process has proven to be very effective even in severe melasma and post-inflammatory hyper-pigmentation. In most cases, one week after the treatment the skin tone improves by 95%.
This treatment cannot be combined with other skin lightening and de-pigmentation procedures.
Ideal for:
- Pigmentation
- Skin imperfections
- Sun damaged skin
Treatment duration – 30 mins
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BEFORE CARE
- Skin Preparation
- Stop active exfoliants (AHA/BHA, retinoids, vitamin C serums) at least 5–7 days before unless otherwise advised.
- No waxing, threading, or bleaching the treatment area for at least 1 week before.
- Avoid self-tanning or heavy sun exposure for 2–4 weeks prior.
- Use broad-spectrum sunscreen SPF 50+ daily.
- Medical Disclosures
- Inform the provider if you have herpes simplex history (you may need prophylactic medication).
- Disclose any recent chemical peels, microneedling, laser treatments, or cosmetic injectables in the last month.
- Mention any skin allergies, photosensitivity disorders, or active infections.
- Share any medications that may cause skin sensitivity (e.g., isotretinoin, doxycycline, certain herbal supplements).
- Lifestyle Adjustments
- Hydrate well in the days before.
- Get adequate sleep to help skin recovery.
- Avoid alcohol and smoking 24 hours before treatment — both slow healing.
- On Treatment Day
- Arrive with clean skin — no makeup, moisturizer, or sunscreen.
- Avoid heavy physical activity before the session to keep skin cool and calm.
AFTER CARE
- Skin Protection
- SPF 50+ every day without fail; reapply every 2–3 hours when outdoors.
- Avoid direct sun exposure, tanning beds, and heat (saunas, steam rooms) for at least 2 weeks.
- Wear a wide-brimmed hat and seek shade.
- Gentle Skin Routine
- Use mild, fragrance-free cleansers.
- Moisturize frequently to maintain skin barrier — ceramide-based or gentle hydrating creams are ideal.
- No scrubs, exfoliants, or retinoids for at least 1–2 weeks post-treatment (or as advised).
- Avoid Irritation
- Do not pick, rub, or scratch the treated area.
- Avoid chlorinated pools, hot showers, and excessive sweating for 48–72 hours.
- Expected Reactions
- Mild redness, swelling, dryness, or flaking may occur for a few days.
- Pigmentation may temporarily darken before lightening — this is part of the healing process.
- Follow-up
- Attend all scheduled review appointments.
- Use prescribed topical creams (e.g., pigment suppressants, anti-inflammatory creams) as directed.
- Maintain results with ongoing sun protection and, if recommended, a maintenance lightening program.
