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Hyperpigmentation Melasma Treatment Milton Keynes · Shujo Aesthetics Specialist Pigmentation Clinic

Specialist Skin Clinic · Milton Keynes

Hyperpigmentation
& Melasma Clinic

Specialist corrective skin treatments for dark marks, melasma, acne pigmentation and uneven skin tone — with expertise in skin of colour and melanin-rich skin.

At Shujo Aesthetics, we help clients struggling with stubborn pigmentation through medical-led, personalised treatment plans. We are especially experienced in treating melanin-rich skin, including Black, Asian, Middle Eastern and mixed ethnicity skin tones, where pigmentation must be managed carefully, safely and strategically.

CQC Registered Clinic
Aesthetic Dermatology Nurse Prescriber
Specialist in Skin of Colour
Evidence-Based Protocols

We Understand

Pigmentation Can Affect More Than Your Skin

Many clients come to us after trying creams, facials, peels or online products that either did not work — or made their pigmentation worse. The frustration of doing everything right and still not seeing results is something we hear about in almost every consultation.

At Shujo, we take a different approach. We begin with a thorough clinical assessment, identify the exact type and cause of your pigmentation, and design a treatment plan that is genuinely appropriate for your skin — not a generic protocol.

"Stubborn pigmentation rarely responds to surface-level treatment. What makes the difference is understanding the skin at a clinical level and treating it accordingly."

You May Be Experiencing

Melasma
Dark marks and spots
Acne pigmentation and post-breakout marks
Uneven or patchy skin tone
Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH)
Pigmentation around the mouth
Hormonal or pregnancy-related pigmentation
Sun-related pigmentation and age spots Stubborn pigmentation in melanin-rich skin

Our Clinical Process

How We Approach Pigmentation Treatment

01
Clinical Assessment
A thorough consultation to identify the type, depth and cause of your pigmentation — including skin of colour risk assessment and barrier evaluation.
02
Personalised Plan
A bespoke treatment plan sequenced correctly for your skin — combining clinical peels, prescription actives and supportive homecare in the right order.
03
Corrective Treatment
Medical-grade treatment delivered safely and precisely — with specialist protocols adapted for your skin tone, history and specific pigmentation type.
04
Review & Maintenance
Structured follow-up to monitor your skin's response, adjust the plan where needed and guide ongoing maintenance for long-term pigment control.

Our Corrective Arsenal

Treatments We May Recommend

Treatments are always selected after consultation. No treatment is recommended without a full assessment of your skin first.

Skin of Colour Hyperpigmentation Specialist Shujo Aesthetics Specialist in Melanin-Rich Skin

Specialist Expertise

Expertise in Skin of Colour

Hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones is more complex, more persistent and more easily worsened by the wrong treatment. Our Clinical Lead is an Aesthetic Dermatology Nurse Prescriber with a specialist interest in skin of colour — and has treated hundreds of challenging pigmentation cases in melanin-rich skin with outstanding results.

Every protocol is adapted for your skin tone, assessed for post-inflammatory pigmentation risk and planned to deliver results without triggering new concerns.

Black Skin Asian Skin Middle Eastern Mixed Ethnicity Mediterranean
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Investment in Your Skin

Specialist Programmes & Pricing

All programmes begin with a consultation. Treatment is never recommended without a full clinical assessment of your skin first.

Signature Programme · Most Popular
Hyperpigmentation Reset Programme
£950
Our signature corrective programme for hyperpigmentation — combining specialist clinical peels, prescription actives and structured aftercare into a complete skin transformation pathway.
Programme Includes
  • Specialist pigmentation consultation
  • Phenol Peel
  • Melanostatic Peel
  • Melanostatic H Home Cream
  • One bespoke compounded hyperpigmentation cream
  • Personalised aftercare plan
  • Review and maintenance guidance
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Before Any Treatment

Every Journey Starts With
a Consultation

No treatment is recommended at Shujo without a thorough clinical assessment first. Our pigmentation consultation includes a full skin assessment, pigmentation analysis, skin of colour risk review, personalised treatment planning, product guidance and honest, realistic timelines — all for £50.

£50 Pigmentation Consultation Book Now

Your Questions Answered

Frequently Asked Questions

Why isn't my pigmentation responding to over-the-counter products?

Most over-the-counter products can only reach the surface layer of the skin and do not contain active ingredients at therapeutic concentrations. Stubborn pigmentation — particularly melasma or deep post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation — requires medical-grade actives, clinical peels and a structured protocol to address the melanin at depth. This is why a clinical assessment is always the essential starting point.

Is treatment safe for darker skin tones?

Yes — but only when performed by a clinician with genuine specialist knowledge of skin of colour. Our Clinical Lead Esther has extensive experience in Black, Asian, Middle Eastern and mixed ethnicity skin, and all protocols are adapted accordingly for the safest, most effective results. Treating darker skin incorrectly can worsen pigmentation — which is why specialist expertise matters.

How many sessions will I need?

This depends on the type, depth and severity of your pigmentation. Most clients begin to see meaningful improvement after a structured course of treatment, with results continuing to develop over weeks. Your clinician will advise a realistic timeline at your consultation — based on your specific skin and pigmentation, not a generic estimate.

What is the difference between hyperpigmentation and melasma?

Hyperpigmentation is a broad term for any darkening of the skin caused by excess melanin production. Melasma is a specific, hormonally influenced form of hyperpigmentation that is typically symmetrical and appears on the cheeks, forehead and upper lip. Melasma requires a particularly specialist approach as it can worsen with the wrong treatment and tends to recur without careful maintenance management.

How much downtime should I expect?

Downtime varies significantly depending on the treatment selected. Some options — such as LED therapy — involve no downtime at all. Corrective peels may involve several days of redness and peeling. Your clinician will outline exactly what to expect for your specific treatment plan at consultation, so you can plan accordingly.

Specialist Pigmentation Care in Milton Keynes

Clearer, More Even Skin
Starts With the Right Assessment

Book a £50 pigmentation consultation at our CQC-registered Milton Keynes clinic. Esther will assess your skin thoroughly, identify the type and cause of your pigmentation and design a treatment plan built entirely around your skin — with honest expectations and genuine specialist expertise.