Pigmentation/Blemishes
What is Pigmentation/Blemish?
Pigmentation refers to dark spots or uneven skin tone caused by excess melanin production, often triggered by sun exposure, hormonal changes, or inflammation. Blemishes are skin imperfections like acne, pimples, or scars that can leave marks. Both conditions are caused by factors such as genetics, environmental stress, improper skincare, or lifestyle choices. These are mostly unharmful and requires understanding the root causes to help target the right treatments for clearer and healthier skin.

The good news!
With the right dermatological treatments, these marks can fade, revealing clearer skin and helping you feel like yourself again. Our consistent care and expert guidance at Derma Redefined can gradually repair damaged skin, reduce redness, and even out your complexion. Whether it’s laser therapy, chemical peels, or targeted skincare, the key is a personalized approach. Over time, your skin can regain its natural glow, texture, and confidence.
Understanding your symptoms
Recognizing the symptoms of pigmentation and blemishes is the first step toward healthy skin. Each spot or patch tells a story, whether it’s hormonal, sun-induced, or acne-related. Understanding the cause makes it easier to choose the right treatment. At our clinic, we focus on identifying the root of the issue first, so your skincare journey starts with clarity and purpose.



Our Doctor
Dr. Sampurna Verma
Dr. Sampurna Verma, MBBS, MD (Dermatology, Venereology & Leprosy), is a renowned dermatologist with over 10 years of experience in clinical and aesthetic dermatology. A gold-medalist graduate from Era’s Lucknow Medical College and a postgrad from D.Y. Patil Medical College, she is registered with the Delhi Medical Council. She has published widely, presented at national conferences, and holds a CII certification in cosmetology. Founder of Derma Redefined, Dr. Verma blends advanced technology with personalized care, specializing in lasers, peels, PRP, vitiligo surgery, and more, ensuring outstanding patient outcomes.