Pigmentation and melasma care in Rajouri Garden, Delhi
If your pigmentation keeps coming back, you may be treating the colour not the cause.
Melasma, dark spots and uneven tone behave differently from one another. At The Illumis Clinic in Rajouri Garden, Delhi, every plan begins with identifying which one you actually have, and what keeps bringing it back.
- Type and depth identified first
- A written, staged plan
- Protection built in from day one
- Planned follow up and review
Even tone. Calm skin. Quiet confidence.
One on one pigmentation consultation
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Melasma, post acne marks, sun related pigmentation and other dark patches can look similar but may behave differently. Share a few details and our team will call you in your preferred window.
From The Illumis Clinic
Understand before you treat.
A quick insight from the Illumis team on why a personalised assessment matters before choosing a pigmentation or aesthetic treatment for Indian skin.
What we look at
Pigmentation is not one condition
Patches that fade, then return
Melasma often settles on the cheeks, upper lip and forehead, lightens with a course of treatment and comes back with sun, heat or hormones.
Marks left behind by acne
Brown or grey marks that stay long after the spot has healed, most often post inflammatory pigmentation rather than a scar.
Tone that reads dull and uneven
Skin that looks flat and shadowed in photographs, with tone shifting across the face rather than one clear patch.
Pigment around the eyes and mouth
Darkening in these areas can be constitutional, friction related or sun driven, and each cause responds differently.
Why it returns
Six reasons pigment comes back
Ultraviolet light
The most common driver. Pigment cells stay primed for months, so unprotected exposure undoes progress quickly.
Visible light and screens
Melasma responds to visible light as well as UV, which is why an ordinary sunscreen alone often is not enough.
Heat
Cooking, commuting and hot treatments raise skin temperature and can restart pigment activity without any sunburn.
Hormones and medication
Pregnancy, thyroid changes and certain medicines influence melasma, which is why history matters as much as the skin itself.
Barrier irritation
Aggressive peels, bleach and scrubbing inflame the skin, and inflammation is itself a pigment trigger.
Stopping too early
Pigment control is a maintenance plan. Treatment that ends the moment the skin looks clear tends to relapse.
Our position
This is not a fairness treatment. We do not aim to change your skin colour. The aim is even tone, fewer patches and skin that stays calm and protected.
How we work
Four principles that shape every pigmentation plan
Find the cause, not just the colour
Melasma, post acne marks, sun damage and friction pigmentation look similar and are treated differently. The assessment separates them first.
Protect before you correct
Light and heat protection is built into the plan from day one, because nothing else holds without it.
Gentle and steady wins
Pigmented skin reacts badly to aggression. The plan is conservative, staged and reviewed rather than forced.
Doctor led throughout
Your assessment and plan are led by Dr. Reema Das Mallik at the clinic in Rajouri Garden.
The consultation
What actually happens
01
Conversation
What you have noticed, how long it has been there and everything you have already tried.
02
Assessment
A structured in person skin assessment to identify the type and depth of the pigmentation.
03
Written plan
A staged plan with realistic timelines, protection routine and honest limits.
04
Review
Planned follow up, because pigment plans are adjusted on how your skin actually responds.
Inside the clinic
Rajouri Garden, Delhi
Photographs taken at The Illumis Clinic, Rajouri Garden.
Doctor led
Dr. Reema Das Mallik
Pigmentation consultations at The Illumis Clinic are led personally by Dr. Reema Das Mallik. The approach is conservative by design: identify the type of pigmentation, explain what is realistic, and treat the trigger alongside the colour.
Questions
Pigmentation and melasma, answered plainly
Visit
The Illumis Clinic, Rajouri Garden
2nd Floor, Ajit House, S-55B, Janta Market, Rajouri Garden, Delhi 110027
The clinic serves patients across West Delhi, including Rajouri Garden, Punjabi Bagh, Tagore Garden, Janakpuri, Kirti Nagar, Moti Nagar and Naraina, and is reachable from Gurugram and Noida by road.
Consultations are by appointment so that each visit stays unhurried.
One considered step
Find out which pigmentation you actually have.
Tell us what you have noticed and how long it has been there. We will tell you honestly what is worth treating, what needs protection first and what is better left alone.
