Erase sunspots, freckles and uneven pigment gently

LASER FOR PIGMENT SPOT REMOVAL

This focused laser treatment helps fade stubborn pigmentation including sunspots, age spots, freckles and melasma. Using ultra-fast energy pulses and multiple wavelengths, it breaks down excess pigment both at the surface and deeper within the skin. The result is a clearer, more even complexion with minimal discomfort and downtime.

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Duration

15 to 20 minutes

Expected Results

Brighter skin in 1 to 2 weeks

Downtime

Mild redness or flaking for up to 7 days

PRE AND POST CARE

To prepare for treatment, avoid sun exposure and tanning for at least two weeks. Stop using active skincare products like retinoids or acids one week before your appointment. Let us know about any recent treatments or medications. Please arrive with clean, makeup-free skin so your practitioner can assess your pigmentation and tailor your treatment.

Treated spots may darken temporarily before naturally shedding, usually over 7 to 10 days. Use gentle, hydrating products and avoid exfoliants or harsh ingredients. Keep your skin protected with a broad-spectrum SPF daily and avoid heat, intense workouts and direct sun for at least 48 hours. Your skin will continue to even out as it heals and pigment fades.

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LASER FOR PIGMENT SPOT REMOVAL

FAQ'S

This treatment is effective for sun damage, age spots, freckles and some types of melasma on the face, neck, chest and hands.

Yes. The technology is safe and effective for a wide range of skin tones, thanks to adjustable wavelengths and gentle, non-thermal energy delivery.

Most clients describe a quick snapping or warm sensation. The treatment is usually well tolerated without the need for numbing.

Some pigmentation responds after one session, but more persistent or widespread concerns may require two to three treatments spaced several weeks apart.

You can apply gentle, non-irritating makeup once flaking has settled—usually around seven days after treatment. Mineral SPF is recommended for protection.