Uneven Skin Tone

An even complexion depends on many factors, from pigmentation and redness to texture, pore visibility, and overall skin quality. When these become irregular, skin can look blotchy, dull, or uneven, even when it otherwise feels healthy.

Common concerns include hyperpigmentation, sunspots and age spots, sun damage, post-inflammatory pigmentation, redness and blotchiness, visible capillaries, dullness, enlarged pores, uneven texture and loss of luminosity.

Pigmentation occurs when the amount or distribution of melanin, the pigment responsible for the colour of our skin, hair and eyes, becomes irregular. Hyperpigmentation describes areas that appear darker than the surrounding complexion, including sunspots, age spots and post-inflammatory pigmentation, while hypopigmentation describes areas that appear lighter due to reduced pigment. Because different forms of pigmentation can have different causes and respond differently to treatment, we do not approach every area of discolouration in the same way.

At 111 Harley St., we first identify what is creating the visible variation, then build a personalised programme that can combine advanced laser technologies, resurfacing treatments and regenerative skin treatments.

The objective is not simply to remove individual areas of discolouration, but to create a complexion that appears clearer, smoother, more balanced and naturally luminous.