Uneven Tone Is a Signal—not Just a Surface Concern.
Dark marks can develop after acne, irritation, inflammation, injury, sun exposure or aggressive treatments.
At Lenox Skincare, we do not treat every discoloration the same. We identify the trigger, evaluate your skin barrier and create a corrective plan tailored to your skin.
Understanding Hyperpigmentation
Hyperpigmentation occurs when the skin produces excess melanin in response to a trigger.
Although visible on the surface, the cause may involve inflammation, hormones, irritation or sun exposure.
Treating pigment too aggressively can worsen discoloration—especially in melanin-rich skin.
That’s why the Lenox approach begins with understanding why your skin has that pigmentation and what would help with preparation to remove it.
Common Causes of Pigmentation
Restore before correcting.
Before introducing advanced correction, we evaluate:
Possible Treatment Pathways
Pigment correction is a process—not a single appointment.
Progress depends on the cause, depth and duration of discoloration.
Our goal is not just improving visible pigment—but preventing its return.
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Stop guessing at what your dark marks need.
Begin with a Discovery Session and receive your personalized Clinical Roadmap™.
Recommended product for Hyperpigmentation
Sheet Mask In a Jar
Intensive Eye Renewal
Travel Kit with Daily Illuminating Sheer SPF 50
