Sun Damage Treatment in Perth

Years of UV exposure can lead to uneven pigmentation, dark spots, dullness and premature skin ageing. Sun damage often builds gradually over time, making it difficult to treat with surface-level treatments alone.

Unlike traditional resurfacing treatments, focuses on regulating melanin activity while improving overall skin clarity and tone.

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What Causes Sun Damage?

Sun damage develops when the skin is repeatedly exposed to UV radiation over time. Even short periods of unprotected exposure can contribute to long-term pigment changes and visible skin ageing.

Common contributors include:

  • Daily UV exposure

  • Inconsistent sunscreen use

  • Tanning and prolonged sun exposure

  • Heat exposure

  • Outdoor lifestyles

  • Previous sunburns

Over time, this can lead to uneven pigmentation, sun spots, dull skin tone and premature skin ageing.

Why Sun Damage Can

Be Difficult to Treat

  • Pigmentation may temporarily improve before becoming visible again with continued UV exposure.

  • Sun damage can appear patchy and inconsistent across different areas of the face.

  • Long-term UV exposure may affect overall skin clarity, texture and brightness.

  • Over-exfoliating already sun-damaged skin can weaken the barrier and increase irritation.

Sun damage often affects multiple layers of the skin, which is why surface exfoliation alone may not provide long-term improvement.

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Results Timeline

Results develop progressively as the skin renews and pigmentation begins to lift.

Most clients experience:

  • Redness and peeling during the initial recovery phase

  • Visible brightening within the first few weeks

  • Ongoing improvement in pigmentation and clarity

  • Continued skin refinement over several months

Following the recommended home care and daily SPF is essential for maintaining results.

Who Is Suitable?

Cosmelan may be suitable for clients with:

  • Sun spots

  • Uneven pigmentation

  • UV-related skin discolouration

  • Dull or uneven skin tone

  • Early visible signs of photoageing

  • Persistent pigmentation concerns

A professional skin consultation is required before treatment.

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FAQ’S

  • Yes. Cosmelan is commonly used to improve the appearance of sun spots and uneven pigmentation caused by UV exposure.

  • Many clients notice visible improvement within the first few weeks, with continued brightening and pigment correction over time.

  • Without proper sun protection, pigmentation can return. Daily SPF and maintenance are important for long-term results.

  • Most clients experience redness, dryness and peeling during the recovery phase as the skin renews.

  • Cosmelan may be suitable for many skin types, however suitability must always be assessed professionally before treatment.

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Sun Damage Properly?

If you’re looking for a more structured approach to treating sun damage and pigmentation, book a consultation at Shape of You Perth. We’ll assess your skin and create a personalised treatment plan designed for long-term skin clarity and correction.

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