Laser Pigmentation Treatment uses controlled light energy to target excess melanin responsible for visible discoloration. The treatment focuses on pigmented areas while limiting unnecessary exposure to the surrounding skin, helping create a clearer and more evenly toned complexion.
The unwanted pigment absorbs the controlled light energy and breaks into smaller particles. The body then gradually clears these particles through its natural processes, causing treated spots to fade over time.
The number of Laser Pigmentation Treatment sessions needed varies for each person. Your treatment plan will depend on the type and depth of pigmentation, the size and location of the treatment area, your skin characteristics, and how your skin responds. A professional evaluation helps determine the most appropriate schedule for your needs.
Laser Pigmentation Treatment may improve:
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It is a non-surgical procedure that uses controlled light energy to target unwanted pigment and improve skin discoloration.
The pigment absorbs the light energy and breaks into smaller particles, which the body gradually clears through natural processes.
It may improve dark spots, sun spots, age spots, freckles, uneven skin tone, and certain forms of discoloration.
Treated spots may fade significantly, but new pigmentation can develop because of sun exposure, aging, or hormonal changes.
No. Lasers use focused wavelengths, while IPL uses a broad spectrum of light. The best option depends on your skin and pigmentation type.
