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Skin Guidance Report

Client
Sana
Age
26
Concern
Pigmentation
Location
Lahore

What we noticed

Sana, the patches across your cheekbones are symmetrical, and they sit in the same pattern on both sides. That symmetry matters, because it separates melasma from the post-acne marks you mentioned worrying about. The two respond to very different things.

Your barrier also looks stressed. You described stinging with vitamin C, and there is visible redness around the nose in your second photograph. That tells me we start gently, not aggressively.

You mentioned four hours a day commuting. Combined with a car window on your right side, that is almost certainly why the right cheek is a shade darker.

Start here

If you do only one thing for the next two weeks: sunscreen, every morning, including indoors and in the car. Everything else on this page depends on it.

Morning

  1. Gentle non-foaming cleanser. Yours is stripping, which is feeding the redness.
  2. Niacinamide serum. Not vitamin C for now. It irritated you, and niacinamide works on pigment without the sting.
  3. Light moisturiser — gel or fluid.
  4. SPF 50, reapplied on commute days. A tinted one helps, because visible light drives melasma too.

Evening

  1. Same cleanser, used properly. Thirty seconds, not five.
  2. Azelaic acid, three nights a week to begin.
  3. Moisturiser with ceramides.

Avoid for now

  • Vitamin C serums
  • Scrubs
  • Brightening creams
  • Hot water
  • Adding anything new

What to expect

  1. Weeks 1 to 2. Redness settles. Pigment unchanged, and that is normal.
  2. Weeks 3 to 6. Skin tolerates azelaic acid better. Edges of patches soften.
  3. Weeks 8 to 12. Visible lightening, if sunscreen has been daily.
  4. No change by week 12? Message me. That is information, not failure.

When to see a doctor

If any patch changes shape, develops an irregular border or bleeds, see a doctor rather than waiting. Nothing in your photographs suggests that, but it is worth knowing what to watch for.

Ayma ArifCertified Aesthetics Practitioner

BS Cosmetology & Dermatology Science
Degree attested by the Higher Education Commission of Pakistan (HEC), Ref. HEC/A&A/DAS/2026/5290888
Member, International Dermoscopy Society (Membership No. D.2629.9466)

Ayma is not a physician or dermatologist. Glam Repairs provides cosmetic skincare guidance and does not diagnose, prescribe for, or treat medical conditions.

Section 1

She names what she saw

Not a skin type label. Actual observations from the photographs: which side is darker, where the redness sits, whether the pattern is symmetrical. A questionnaire cannot produce this.

Section 1

Your answers come back to you

The commute, the vitamin C reaction, the thing you were worried about. Your report references what you actually told us, because it was read rather than processed.

Section 2

One instruction to start with

Seven new habits at once is how routines fail. You get told which single change matters most, and when to add the rest.

Sections 3 & 4

Ingredients, with the reason

Every step says why it is there and why it suits you specifically. Niacinamide instead of vitamin C, because yours stung. Reasoning you can carry to any shop.

Section 6

Honest timelines

Including what will not have changed yet. Most people quit at week three because nobody told them week three looks like nothing.

Section 7

The limits, stated

If your case needs a doctor we say so and refund you. We would rather lose the sale than sell a routine that cannot help.

What you are paying for

Six things a free quiz cannot give you

The report above is the deliverable. These are the reasons it is worth more than the page it sits on.

  • A person reads your photographs

    Not an algorithm, and not a questionnaire. A certified practitioner opens every image at full size before writing a word.

  • A plan you keep

    Written down, in order, with the reasoning. Re-read it in six months instead of half-remembering a conversation.

  • 30 days of follow-up

    Questions answered on WhatsApp by the practitioner who wrote your plan, not a support desk.

  • Nothing to sell you

    We take no commission from any brand. If the cheaper option suits your skin, your report says so.

  • Within 24 hours

    No waiting list, no appointment, no travel. Sent once your payment is confirmed.

  • Credentials you can check

    A named practitioner with an HEC-attested degree. Every reference number is on the site, not just claimed.

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