Dark spots

Face spots can present in different forms: small areas darker than the rest of the complexion, localized patches, or uneven coloring. Sunspots are often linked to UV ray exposure and tend to appear on areas such as cheekbones, forehead, and upper lip. Other dyschromias can instead derive from previous inflammation, hormonal changes, or skin oxidative stress.

Skin spots form when the skin produces melanin irregularly. The most common causes include sun exposure without adequate protection, skin aging, hormonal imbalances, post-acne inflammation, and pollution. Blue light and oxidative stress can also contribute to accentuating dyschromias over time.

It depends on the type of spot and its depth. More superficial spots can fade until they become almost invisible with a consistent skincare routine, while deeper ones require continuous treatments and daily prevention. The realistic goal is always to improve the uniformity, luminosity, and homogeneity of the complexion.

An effective routine against spots must combine exfoliation, depigmenting treatments, and daily protection. Products like AlphaTonic help to stimulate cellular turnover, while our B-Dose VII Depigmenting - mixed with face cream - acts on dyschromias to reduce their intensity. For daily use, face creams like LumiBlanc, with lightening action, contribute to evening out the skin tone. It's useful to integrate a localized treatment like SpotNinja into the routine, which acts in a targeted way on dyschromias and hyperpigmentations to inhibit their development and reduce their appearance.

It depends on the type of dyschromia and skin sensitivity. LumiBlanc is indicated for those who want to reduce the visibility of spots and improve overall face luminosity, while more intensive treatments like AgeFactor Cream and Balm act globally on spots, wrinkles, and signs of time. The new De-Light face cream, enriched with soft-focus illuminating powders and actives that increase skin oxygenation, also contributes to making the skin tone more uniform.

The most effective actives for dyschromias are those that act on cellular renewal and melanin regulation: Vitamin C, Niacinamide, and exfoliating acids of vegetable origin (AHAs). Daily sun protection is also fundamental to prevent spots from intensifying or reforming over time.

Yes: the daily use of SPF protection is one of the most important steps in spot prevention. Products like DailyShield SPF 50 help protect the skin from UV rays, pollution, and blue light, contributing to preventing new dyschromias and progressively improving complexion uniformity.

The first improvements can be visible after a few weeks of consistent treatment, but to obtain more evident and durable results, a continuous path of at least 6-8 weeks is necessary. Consistency in the use of Rhea treatments and sun protection is decisive.

Yes: spots can reappear or worsen if the skin is again exposed to triggering factors like sun, inflammation, or oxidative stress without adequate protection. For this reason, it is fundamental to maintain a preventive routine even after the improvement of the complexion.

Yes, but with care. Exfoliation helps remove superficial cells and stimulate cellular renewal, improving skin luminosity. Treatments like GlicoDerm or ExfoNight favor more regular cellular turnover, contributing to making spots less evident over time.

Prevention is based on 3 pillars: daily sun protection, antioxidant skincare, and control of skin inflammatory processes. Integrating lightening products, protecting skin from UV rays, and maintaining a consistent routine helps prevent the formation of new dyschromias and keep the complexion more uniform and luminous.