Reverse the effects of the harsh sun. Clinical treatments to effectively remove stubborn tan, brighten dull skin, and restore your natural complexion.
Frequent sun exposure without adequate protection leads to an overproduction of melanin, resulting in a dark, dull layer over the skin—commonly known as a sun tan. While mild tans fade over time, frequent exposure or a deep holiday tan can become stubborn and difficult to remove with home scrubs.
At DermaTales, our advanced De-Tan treatments go beyond superficial salon facials. We use clinical-grade Chemical Peels, Microdermabrasion, and Laser technologies to safely exfoliate the damaged, pigmented upper layers of the skin, instantly revealing a brighter, even-toned, and refreshed complexion underneath.
We tailor the treatment based on the severity of the tan. For surface-level tanning, Chemical Peels containing Lactic or Glycolic acid are highly effective. They break down the glue holding dead, tanned skin cells together, allowing them to slough off quickly. For deeper, older tans accompanied by sun damage, we may utilize Q-Switched Laser Toning. This laser specifically targets and shatters the excess melanin deep within the skin without harming the surrounding tissue.
Noticeable reduction in darkness and dullness right from the first session.
Clears clogged pores and removes the rough, dry texture associated with sun damage.
Helps correct patchy skin and unevenness often seen on the face, arms, and back.
Evaluating the degree of tanning to choose the right peel concentration or laser settings.
Removing surface dirt, oil, and sunscreen to ensure maximum penetration of the treatment.
Application of the chemical peel or performing the laser toning procedure.
Calming the skin with cooling masks and applying a broad-spectrum medical sunscreen.
Salon bleaches only hide the tan temporarily. Our treatments actually remove the damaged, pigmented cells for real, lasting results.
All procedures are performed under the strict supervision of our expert dermatologists, ensuring zero risk of chemical burns.