Pigmentation/Melasma Laser Treatment

Pigmentation / Melasma Laser Treatment

If you’re looking for the treatment of pigmentation and melasma, laser treatment may be the right solution for you! It is the most popular treatments today due to its safe, effective, and non-invasive approach.

Treatments for pigmentation and melasma have come a long way in recent years, and laser treatment is the most efficient method to reduce the appearance of dark spots. This treatment works by focusing intense light on the affected area, which disrupts the pigment and breaks it down into smaller pieces, lightening its color.

The body removes these pieces from the skin through natural healing mechanisms, resulting in a more even complexion. This treatment doesn’t just improve the surface look of your skin; it also works deep into layers of cells where melasma or pigmentation forms.

You can feel good knowing you’re treating your condition effectively while simultaneously receiving professional results. Plus, recovery from treatment is fast, and there are no limitations on what you can do afterward! Laser treatment has been proven to provide lasting results for those wishing to rid themselves of their pigmentation or melasma problems.

Price

Laser Pigmentation/Melasma Treatment (YAG) $299
Laser Pigmentation/Melasma Treatment (1927) $799

ISSUES LASER MELASMA AND PIGMENTATION TREATMENT TARGETS?

Laser treatment for melasma and pigmentation targets the following issues:

Hyperpigmentation
Melasma
Age spots
Sun damage
Uneven skin tone
Freckles
Fine lines
Enlarged pores
Birthmarks and other benign pigmented lesions
Improving overall skin tone and texture

DOWNTIME FOR LASER MELASMA AND PIGMENTATION TREATMENT

The downtime associated with laser treatment for melasma and pigmentation can vary depending on the specific type of laser used, the severity of the pigmentation, and the individual’s skin type. Generally, patients can expect some degree of redness, swelling, and irritation following the treatment, which can persist for a few days to a week. After each laser treatment session, it may take up to two weeks for pigmentation or melasma to resolve, though usually, within one week, most people start to see significant progress in their skin. During that recovery period, it’s essential to avoid extreme activities like excessive exercising or strenuous activities.

NUMBER OF SESSIONS FOR LASER MELASMA AND PIGMENTATION TREATMENT

Typically, multiple sessions are required to achieve optimal results. For example, non-ablative lasers may require 3-5 treatments spaced 4-6 weeks apart. A series of 4-6 treatment sessions are required for mild to moderate melasma, with maintenance treatments as needed. However, severe melasma may require multiple sessions spaced 4-6 weeks apart, in combination of other treatments to achieve the best results.

Pigmentation/Melasma Laser Treatment