Hyperpigmentation Treatment Sparkle Moncton

Hyperpigmentation Treatments

Fade dark spots. Even your skin tone. Love your glow.

Struggling with sun damage, melasma, acne scarring, or uneven skin tone? At Sparkle Lifestyle & MediSpa, we offer customized, medical-grade solutions to treat hyperpigmentation at the source. Whether your dark spots are hormonal, post-inflammatory, or sun-related, we build a personalized treatment plan to safely and effectively brighten your skin.

We love combining technologies like PicoWay®, PRP Injections, CO2RE, and Potenza RF Microneedling, along with medical-grade skincare by ZO® Skin Health to give you long-lasting results.


What Is Hyperpigmentation?

Hyperpigmentation is the result of excess melanin (pigment) in the skin, causing dark spots or uneven patches. It can be triggered by:

  • Sun exposure
  • Hormonal changes (melasma)
  • Acne or inflammation
  • Skin injuries or laser burns
  • Genetics or aging

The key to successful treatment? Knowing the root cause, choosing the right modality, and combining in-clinic treatments with the right skincare at home.


Our Most Effective Hyperpigmentation Treatments

1. PicoWay® Laser

This non-ablative picosecond laser breaks down pigment clusters without damaging surrounding skin—making it safe and effective for most skin types. We use it to treat:

  • Melasma
  • Sun spots
  • Post-acne marks
  • Uneven tone
  • Freckles

PicoWay is gentle with minimal downtime, and it also boosts collagen for overall skin rejuvenation.

2. PRP Injections

PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) harnesses your body’s own healing factors to regenerate healthy skin cells, reduce inflammation, and brighten pigmentation. It’s especially helpful for melasma and skin that’s been irritated by other treatments.

3. CO2RE Laser Resurfacing

For deeper pigmentation, sun damage, or age spots, CO2 fractional laser resurfaces the skin layer by layer—revealing clearer, brighter skin with more even tone and texture.

4. Potenza RF Microneedling

This treatment combines radiofrequency and microneedling to reduce pigmentation, smooth texture, and stimulate healing. It’s ideal for treating post-acne pigmentation and helping the skin “reset.”

5. ZO® Skin Health Regimens

We love our ZO! With powerful ingredients like retinol, brighteners, and pigment inhibitors, ZO® offers proven protocols for both treating and preventing pigmentation. We’ll guide you through a customized at-home routine to complement your in-clinic results.


What to Expect

Step 1: Skin Analysis & Consultation
We start with a full skin assessment (including Observ skin imaging) to identify the type and depth of pigmentation. From there, we build a custom treatment plan just for you.

Step 2: Treatment Series
Most pigment concerns require a series of sessions spaced out over time. Depending on your skin and goals, we may recommend PicoWay, PRP, Potenza, CO2, or a combination.

Step 3: At-Home Support
Your ZO® skincare routine is key to preventing rebound pigmentation and keeping your skin healthy between visits. We’ll show you exactly what to use and when.


How Many Sessions Will I Need?

  • PicoWay: Typically 3–5 sessions
  • PRP: 2–3 sessions for best results
  • CO2 or Potenza: 1–3 sessions depending on depth and severity
  • ZO Skincare: Ongoing support to maintain results and prevent recurrence

Every plan is personalized—we’ll review your skin’s progress at each visit and adjust as needed.


Why Choose Sparkle?

  • A team of trained laser experts and skin specialists
  • Technology you can trust: PicoWay, CO2RE, Potenza
  • Results-focused, customized treatment plans
  • Medical-grade skincare support from top brands like ZO®
  • A friendly, honest team that prioritizes your comfort and confidence

We don’t just fade dark spots—we help you understand the “why” behind your pigmentation and build a plan that works for your life, skin, and goals.


Ready to Brighten Your Skin?

Let’s even out your tone, fade the dark spots, and help your skin glow again. Whether you’re dealing with stubborn melasma, post-acne pigmentation, or sun damage, we’ve got you covered—with a plan as unique as your skin.