Pigment spots and sun-damaged skin
Pigmentation spots and sun damage occur when the skin is exposed to too much sun over time, or when hormonal changes and inflammation disrupt the skin's natural balance. They appear as dark spots, uneven skin tone, or dull skin, most often on the face.
At Ljoma Hud in Oslo, we offer treatments that reduce visible pigmentation and even out skin tone. We work not only to reduce pigmentation, but also to strengthen the skin's health and structure over time. With a combination of medical treatments, professional guidance and customized home products, we help you get the results you want.
Treatment of pigment spots at Ljoma Hud
Ljoma offers modern treatments that reduce pigment spots safely and effectively. The treatment is tailored to your needs.
Ljoma Glow
Ljoma Glow is a chemical peel that removes dead skin cells, stimulates cell renewal and provides a fresher, clearer skin tone. Peels are effective for reducing sun damage, smoothing pigmentation and improving skin texture.
Microneedling PRO
Microneedling combined with mesotherapy stimulates skin renewal and reduces uneven pigmentation. The treatment infuses the skin with vitamins, peptides and antioxidants that lighten dark spots, improve skin tone and give a fresher glow.
Microneedling LUX
Microneedling with exosomes stimulates skin regeneration and repair at the cellular level. Exosomes contain growth factors and signaling molecules that suppress inflammation, reduce pigmentation, and improve skin texture and glow.
Laser Face PRO
Laser PRO reduces excess pigment and evens out skin tone by stimulating the skin's own renewal process. The treatment combines a carbon mask and laser light to remove dead skin cells, reduce sun damage and improve skin texture.
Why does the skin get pigment spots?
The sun's UVA and UVB rays break down collagen and elastin in the skin. Over time, this leads to thicker, drier skin, loss of elasticity, and dark pigment spots.
The causes of pigmentation can be:
- Sun exposure without adequate protection.
- Hormonal changes, such as pregnancy or using birth control pills.
- Inflammation or skin damage, which can cause post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
- Aging and reduced cell renewal.
The most common types of age spots are:
- Melasma: hormonal pigmentation, often symmetrical on the face.
- Solar lentigo: liver spots caused by the sun.
- Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation: after acne or skin irritation.
Professional help against pigment spots in Oslo
At Ljoma Hud you will receive comprehensive follow-up from cosmetic nurses with expertise in laser treatment, chemical peels and medical skin care.
We look at the big picture, your skin, your lifestyle and your desires and set up a personalized treatment plan based on your needs and budget. We will also help you choose the right home products and put together a skin routine that suits you!
Best-selling products against pigmentation
Skincare for pigmented and sun-damaged skin
To maintain results after treatment and keep skin smooth and healthy, a proper skincare routine is essential. Our therapists recommend products such as:
- Cleanse with AHA or PHA acids, which remove dead skin cells and promote more even skin tone.
- Serum with vitamin C to protect against free radicals and reduce sun damage and hyperpigmentation.
- Moisturizer with antioxidants and hyaluronic acid to strengthen the skin barrier and restore moisture balance after sun exposure.
- Daily sun protection with SPF 30–50, all year round, to prevent new sun damage and stabilize results after treatment.