Why do some clients develop lingering pigmentation after a breakout, irritation or treatment whil...

Why do some clients develop lingering pigmentation after a breakout, irritation or treatment while others don’t?

It often comes back to skin biology. Melanocyte activity, melanin distribution and the inflammatory response can all influence how much pigment develops after injury. That’s why prevention starts before treatment: understanding a client’s history of PIH or melasma, managing unnecessary inflammation and adjusting treatment intensity when needed.

Visible skin tone gives us context, but it doesn’t tell us everything about pigment risk.

Read the full blog: #Why Pigmentation Can Present Differently Across Skin Tones

What clues help you identify a client who may be more prone to post-inflammatory pigmentation?