Professional Hyperpigmentation Treatment Edmonton

Hyperpigmentation Edmonton is a common skin concern characterized by dark patches or spots resulting from an overproduction of melanin. Sun exposure, hormonal shifts, inflammation, injuries, and genetics can all trigger these areas of excess pigment.
At Albany Cosmetic & Laser Centre in Edmonton, our goal is to help you achieve clear, even skin through advanced technologies and customized care. Whether you’re dealing with sun spots, post-inflammatory marks, melasma, or freckles, our team offers targeted solutions to lighten and balance your skin tone.

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What Causes Hyperpigmentation and Why Do I Have It?

Hyperpigmentation occurs when melanocytes—the cells responsible for pigment—produce too much melanin in certain areas. This can be triggered by sun damage, hormonal fluctuations (such as during pregnancy or menopause), inflammation from acne or injuries, medications, and genetic predisposition. Common types include:

  • Sun spots (actinic lentigines): Brown or black patches caused by UV exposure.
  • Post‑inflammatory hyperpigmentation: Dark marks left after acne, eczema, or injuries.
  • Melasma: Larger patches often triggered by hormonal changes and sun exposure.
  • Freckles: Small spots exacerbated by sunlight and genetics.

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Quick Summary of Hyperpigmentation Treatment

Cost & Pricing

Starting from CAD $200 for chemical peels and CAD $300 for targeted laser sessions; package pricing available.

Treatment & Procedure

30–90 minutes per session depending on the treatment type.

Mechanism of Action

Lightens dark spots, evens skin tone, improves texture and boosts confidence.

Benefits & Results

Visible improvement within 2–4 weeks; multiple sessions enhance results.

Side Effects & Downtime

Mild redness, swelling or peeling; downtime varies from none to a few days based on the procedure.

Discomfort & Pain Level

Generally mild; some treatments may cause tingling or stinging sensations.
Fraxel treatment infographic summarizing costs per session (eyes $300, cheeks $400, face $900), session duration, comfort level, downtime and expected results.

Treatment options and Transparent Pricing

The cost of treating hyperpigmentation depends on the method used, the size of the treated area, and the number of sessions required. During your consultation, we will determine the best approach and provide a personalised quote. Typical pricing includes:

Pigmentation Spots Package
$700 – Includes lightening cream & 3 Fraxel sessions for small dark spots
Pigmentation Cheeks Package
$1,300 – Lightening cream plus 3 Fraxel treatments focused on the cheeks
Pigmentation Full Face Package
$2,800 – Lightening cream and 3 full‑face Fraxel sessions for comprehensive coverage
Underarm Whitening Package
$1,300 – Lightening cream & 3 Fraxel treatments designed specifically for underarms
Chemical Peels
$200–$1,200 – Cost varies by peel depth; superficial to deep chemical solutions lighten pigmentation
Microdermabrasion
$150–$300 – Minimally invasive exfoliation; discounted packages of 4 sessions (~$550) available
Fraxel Laser (full face)
$900 – Package of 3 sessions for $2,400; smaller areas such as eyes ($300) and cheeks ($400) available
HydraFacial
$199–$325 – Signature ($199), Deluxe ($300) and Platinum ($325) options
Microneedling
$450–$800 – Standard microneedling around $450 per session; radiofrequency microneedling ranges from $600–$800
PRP/PRF
$450–$1,200 – PRP session $450; PRF session $1,200; package deals available

Hyperpigmentation Edmonton Treatments Frequently asked questions

What is hyperpigmentation Treatment Edmonton?

Hyperpigmentation refers to darkened patches or spots on the skin caused by excess melanin production. Common forms include sun spots, melasma and post‑inflammatory marks.
UV exposure, hormonal changes, genetics and skin injuries can trigger hyperpigmentation. Inflammation from acne, eczema or allergic reactions may also leave residual dark marks.
We offer topical creams, chemical peels, microdermabrasion, laser therapies, microneedling, HydraFacial and PRP/mesotherapy to address different types of hyperpigmentation. Treatment plans are customised based on your skin type and pigmentation concerns.
Many clients notice improvement after one or two treatments. However, deeper or more extensive pigmentation may require several sessions spaced weeks apart for best results.
Initial lightening is often visible within 2–4 weeks, with continued improvement as the skin heals and renews. Adhering to your treatment schedule and following aftercare instructions can enhance your outcome.
Mild redness, swelling, peeling or temporary darkening may occur, depending on the procedure. Serious complications are rare when treatments are performed by qualified professionals. We discuss risks and management strategies during your consultation.
Costs vary based on the chosen treatment and the number of sessions required. Chemical peels start around CAD $200 per session, while more advanced laser and injectable options range from CAD $300 to $600 per session. Package discounts are available.
Some procedures may not be appropriate if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have active infections or open wounds, or are taking photosensitising medications. People with certain medical conditions or a history of keloid scarring should discuss options with our practitioners. We will review your medical history during consultation to determine the safest approach.
Yes. Combining modalities—such as pairing laser therapy with topical treatments or adding a HydraFacial to a peel—can enhance results. Your practitioner will advise on safe and effective combinations.
Hyperpigmentation can recur if underlying triggers—such as sun exposure, hormonal changes or inflammation—persist. While treatments can significantly lighten existing spots, ongoing sun protection, hormonal management and appropriate skincare are essential to prevent new pigmentation from forming.
Protect your skin by applying a broad‑spectrum SPF 30+ daily, wearing hats and seeking shade. Use the prescribed lightening creams or serums consistently, avoid picking or scratching at spots and keep the treated area moisturised. Avoid harsh exfoliants or irritating products unless recommended by your provider.
Our dedicated team brings together extensive training and experience with state‑of‑the‑art technology. We tailor every hyperpigmentation treatment to your unique skin type and goals, ensuring effective, safe and personalised care. Led by Dr. Kamal Alhallak and Dr. Salem Tomi, our clinic adheres to the highest standards of safety and continuously invests in the latest devices and protocols.