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Sees under the skin with specialized UV imaging
Special UV light reveals melanin buildup in deep layers months or years before it surfaces
VISIA® Skin Analysis
Sub-Surface Pigmentation Report
Detect pigmentation before it appears
About This Treatment
Sub-Surface Pigmentation Report
VISIA has a unique ability to detect latent pigmentation beneath the skin’s surface that hasn’t yet appeared — enabling us to take preventive action before it worsens. This specialized report is especially important for those with a genetic predisposition to melasma or hormonal pigmentation
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Early prevention before the problem develops
Identifying latent pigmentation allows preventive treatment that stops it from ever appearing
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Essential for those predisposed to melasma
Women of childbearing age, post-pregnancy, or with a family history of melasma benefit most from this report
Suitable For
- Those with a genetic predisposition to pigmentation
- Women of childbearing age or post-pregnancy
- Regular sun exposure
- Prevention before problems appear
Not Suitable If You
- No real contraindications — the analysis is completely non-invasive
- Avoid UV exposure immediately before the analysis
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Device Used in the Session
VISIA® Skin Analysis
Advanced Skin Analysis System
A precise analysis of both visible and hidden skin concerns, for a fully personalized treatment plan
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Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to Your Questions
Can melasma be seen before it appears?
VISIA reveals latent melanin buildup. Not every buildup becomes melasma, but early knowledge enables prevention.
Is this analysis important after pregnancy?
Very much so. Pregnancy hormonal changes deposit melanin that may appear later — the analysis catches it early.
What preventive treatment is recommended after the report?
Daily sunscreen, doctor-recommended products, and light preventive laser sessions if needed.
Can men have this analysis?
Yes. Pigmentation doesn’t discriminate, and prevention matters for everyone.
How often is the pigmentation report recommended?
Every 6 months for those predisposed, or annually for general monitoring.
