Pigmentation Range · 4 Products

Derma Bright

Reveals radiant, even-toned skin.

Targets melanin overproduction, PIH, and uneven skin tone — validated on Indian and wheatish-dark skin (Fitzpatrick III–VI) across 28-day clinical trials.

Melasma PIH Hyperpigmentation Sun Damage / Tan Uneven Skin Tone

Step-by-Step Protocol

The Pigmentation Clinical Protocol

For PIH, melasma, sun damage — home care pre and post procedure

AM + PM · Daily

Cleanse

Gentle pH-balanced cleanser. Avoid harsh scrubs that cause micro-trauma and trigger PIH.

Skin Balance Gentle Cleanser (pH Range)

AM · Daily

Vitamin C + Ferulic Serum

15% stabilised Vitamin C with Ferulic acid neutralises free radicals and brightens. Apply first on cleansed skin.

C15+Ferulic Derma Bright Serum →

AM · Daily — Non-Negotiable

Sun Protection

UV is the primary trigger of melanin overproduction. SPF 50+ PA++++ is mandatory — without it, no brightening protocol works.

Photo Defense Gel Sunscreen (Sunscreen Range)

AM + PM · Daily

Barrier Support

Active brightening ingredients work best on an intact barrier. Hydra Fix Balm prevents TEWL and supports treatment tolerance.

Hydra Fix Balm (Hydration Range)

PM · Daily

AHA Brightening Serum

AHA exfoliation accelerates melanin clearance, improves Michaelsson index, and reduces melanin content. Avoid AM use.

Derma Bright AHA Serum →

Twice Weekly

Brightening Mask

Single-use 15-minute mask delivers visible lightening, pore reduction, and melanin reduction at each application.

Derma Bright Mask →

In-Clinic

Derma Bright Medi Facial Add-On

In-clinic Medi Facial Kit delivers 93.75% visible de-tan and 68.75% pigmentation reduction per session. Ideal pre-procedure preparation and post-peel adjunct. Discuss with your SkinQ Rx representative.

Pigmentation Range · 4 Products

Products in this protocol

Two daily serums + a twice-weekly mask + an in-clinic kit — each targeting pigmentation from a different mechanism.

Serum · AM Daily — Step 2

C15+Ferulic Derma Bright Serum

Home Care · 30ml · 28-day trial · Wheatish to dark skin

+59%

Hydration at 28 days

−16.6%

Tan reduction (ΔE*) at 28 days

+2%

Brightening (L* scale)

+29.4% Smoothness 0 AE

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Serum · PM Daily — Step 5

Derma Bright AHA Serum

Home Care · 30ml · Melasma + PIH · Mascot Labs 2022 · N=36

+35.3%

Michaelsson index improvement at 28 days

−5.3%

Melanin reduction at 28 days

+15.9%

Skin smoothness improvement

0 AE View Product →

Mask · Twice Weekly — Step 6

Derma Bright Mask

Home Care · 5×10gm · Single-use 15 min · Novobliss Labs

18%

Lighter skin at 15 min

−3.6%

Melanin reduction per use

−28%

Pore area reduction

−21% Roughness 0 AE

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In-Clinic Treatment · CCT Laboratories

Derma Bright Medi Facial Kit

In-Clinic · Pre-Procedure Prep / Post-Peel Adjunct

93.75%

Visible de-tan per session

68.75%

Pigmentation reduction

+28.5%

Skin smoothness improvement

+3.1% Skin Tone View Product →

Clinical Decision Guide

When to prescribe the Pigmentation Protocol.

Suitable for a wide spectrum of pigmentation presentations — from post-acne marks to chronic melasma and sun damage.

✓ Prescribe as Home-Care Protocol

PIH post-acne (Fitzpatrick III–VI) — primary concern in Indian skin
Melasma maintenance between clinic visits
Diffuse sun damage, tanning, and uneven skin tone
Post-procedure brightening after peels or laser sessions
Patients requiring non-hydroquinone brightening regimens

↑ Add In-Clinic Medi Facial

Intensive de-tan sessions — visible results in a single visit
Pre-procedure brightening to optimise procedure outcomes
Post-peel adjunct when skin is reactive but needs brightening support
Event-driven protocols requiring rapid visible improvement

The Pigmentation Clinical Protocol

Products in this protocol

When to prescribe the Pigmentation Protocol.

Add the Pigmentation Protocol to your practice.