Injection skin whitening

Injectable brightening is a delicate and effective procedure designed to lighten hyperpigmentation, even out tone, and restore aesthetic harmony in sensitive areas of the body.
By delivering skin-lightening agents directly into the dermis, this method gradually reduces pigmentation while improving overall skin health.

How It Works

The treatment involves microinjections of depigmenting and antioxidant ingredients such as glutathione, vitamin C, arbutin, kojic acid, amino acids, and other compounds that inhibit tyrosinase — the enzyme responsible for melanin production.

With a course of treatments, the skin tone becomes lighter and more even, post-inflammatory and hormonal pigmentation fades, and tissue elasticity improves.
The solution is delivered via fine needles into the upper layers of the skin, making the treatment safe and virtually painless.

Target Areas:

• Labia majora
• Groin folds
• Perianal region
• Inner thighs (as indicated)

Benefits of the Procedure

• Lightening of the intimate area by 1–3 shades
• Safe and non-invasive: no skin damage or prolonged recovery
• Gentle action on sensitive skin
• Improved skin quality: hydration, firmness, and smoothness
• Visible results after 2–3 sessions
• Customisable formulation to suit individual needs

Preparing for the Procedure

5–7 days prior to the treatment, it is recommended to:

• Avoid sun exposure or tanning beds
• Refrain from using scrubs, chemical peels, or self-tanners in the treatment area
• Stop hair removal procedures, including shaving

One day before your session:

• Avoid alcohol and reduce caffeine intake
• If prone to herpes outbreaks, follow a preventive regimen as advised by your doctor

How the Procedure Is Performed

The treatment is performed on an outpatient basis and typically lasts 30–40 minutes.
A topical anaesthetic cream is applied to clean skin. Using an ultra-fine needle, the practitioner then injects the brightening formula either intradermally or subdermally, following a precise protocol.

A soothing agent is applied post-procedure, and personalised aftercare instructions are provided.