Acne hyperpigmentation is a common side effect of skin lesions that can persist long after acne has healed. The treatment of acne hyperpigmentation often uses tried and tested solutions such as chemical peels, which gently 1TP4Saturate the epidermis and stimulate skin regeneration. More advanced technologies such as laser therapy or micro-needle radiofrequency are also used in aesthetic medicine clinics. Fractional lasers work on different layers of the skin to reduce the appearance of hyperpigmentation and even out skin tone. The laser is precise, working only on the affected areas without damaging healthy skin. Micro-needle radiofrequency works to remove acne blemishes through a combination of micro-punctures and radiofrequency energy. Micro-punctures stimulate the skin's natural regeneration process, which accelerates collagen and elastin production. Radio waves penetrate deep into the skin, heating its tissues, which improves skin texture, reduces scarring and evens out skin tone. This action reduces the appearance of discolouration and stimulates the skin to rebuild. The treatment is precise, minimally invasive and produces results gradually after several sessions.