Dark patches on the face, often called jhaiya or "kale dhabbe", are one of the most common skin concerns. This short video from Elegance Clinic, Surat explains dark spots removal treatment in Surat, why these spots appear, and how the right treatment is chosen after a skin assessment.
Dark spots are areas of skin that become darker than the surrounding skin because of extra melanin, the pigment that gives skin its colour. Jhaiya is the common term for melasma, a type of pigmentation that appears as brown or grey-brown patches, usually on the cheeks, forehead, nose and upper lip.
The treatment depends on the type of pigmentation, how deep it is and the patient's skin type. A plan may include one or more of these:
Most dark spots lighten gradually over several sessions rather than in one visit. Melasma in particular can be stubborn and may come back with sun exposure or hormonal changes, so regular sunscreen and maintenance care are an important part of keeping results.
Many "fairness" or quick-result creams contain steroids. They may lighten spots for a short time but can thin the skin and make pigmentation worse in the long run. It is safer to have the skin examined by a doctor before starting any cream.
At Elegance Clinic, pigmentation treatment is planned under the guidance of Dr. Ashutosh Shah, Cosmetic Plastic Surgeon. Each patient's skin is assessed first, and the plan is based on the type of pigmentation and skin type, with a focus on safe, natural-looking improvement.
If dark spots or jhaiya are affecting your confidence, book a consultation for dark spots removal treatment in Surat at Elegance Clinic. You can also explore our laser treatments for skin for more options.
