Laser and light-based treatments may improve concerns such as sunspots, age spots, freckles and certain forms of uneven pigmentation. Because different pigmentation conditions require different approaches, your skin should be professionally assessed before treatment.
The number of treatments varies depending on the type, depth and extent of your pigmentation as well as your skin’s response. Some concerns may improve after a small number of sessions, while others require a longer treatment plan.
Targeted areas may temporarily appear darker after treatment before gradually fading as the skin naturally processes and clears the treated pigment. Your practitioner will explain the expected healing process and provide appropriate aftercare instructions.
Yes. New pigmentation can develop, particularly with ongoing sun exposure or underlying hormonal factors. Daily sun protection and appropriate skincare are important for maintaining results and reducing the risk of further pigmentation.
No. Pigmentation can have many different causes, and certain conditions may not be appropriate for laser treatment. A professional assessment allows us to identify the nature of your pigmentation and recommend the safest and most suitable treatment approach.
