Even out dark spots, melasma and uneven tone with Skymedic's professional pigmentation edit. This range brings together medical-grade brightening actives, targeted correctors and exfoliating treatments that help fade discolouration and restore a clearer, more uniform complexion. Browse the collection below, with fast UK delivery.
Dark spots, melasma and uneven tone: a routine that holds results
Pigmentation is the skin's response to light, heat and inflammation, which is why dark spots so often come back after they fade. A routine that works does two jobs every day: it calms the pigment-making cells and it stops new triggers reaching them. That makes broad-spectrum protection the single most important product in this edit — even in a UK winter, UVA and visible light pass through cloud and window glass.
Build your routine
- Protect, every morning: Fotoskinox Cream SPF 50+ (£68), our best-selling product in the UK, or the tinted SPF 50+ Color (£68). Both cover UVA, UVB, infrared, visible and blue light.
- Correct, every evening: Fotoskinox Depigmenting Cream (£106.80) or the lighter Fotoskinox Serum (£94.80), with growth factors and peptides.
- Boost, once or twice a week: the Dark Spots Mask (£96), a depigmenting mask for melasma-prone and sun-damaged skin.
- From the inside: Fotoskinox capsules (£72), an oral antioxidant formula for people who spend a lot of time outdoors.
Want it done for you? Skinox Dark Spots Home Treatment (£143) pairs SPF 50+ with a corrector, and Fotoskinox 360° (£192) is the full kit practitioners recommend after peels and depigmentation treatments.
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to fade dark spots?
Skin renews roughly every four to six weeks, so plan on eight to twelve weeks of consistent use before judging results. Melasma usually takes longer and needs protection all year round.
Can I use these on darker skin tones?
Yes. Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation is more common on darker skin, which is why we avoid harsh bleaching agents. Our guide to pigmentation in darker skin tones explains what to look for.
Do I still need SPF if I stay indoors?
If you sit near a window, yes. UVA and visible light both reach the skin through glass and both drive pigmentation.
Free UK delivery on orders over £100.