Laser discoloration removal

Laser removal of pigmentation is a modern procedure in aesthetic medicine that effectively reduces harmless pigmented changes, both congenital and acquired as a result of external factors such as UV radiation, injuries, irritations, or phototherapy. Pigmentation can also be a result of the natural skin aging process.

The treatment allows for the elimination of sunspots, freckles, hormonal and age spots, restoring the skin's uniform color and healthy appearance. It utilizes laser technologies and Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) that precisely target melanin, gradually lightening and eliminating pigmentation. Immediately after the procedure, darkening of the pigmented area may occur, followed by its exfoliation.

How do lasers remove pigmentation?

• Precise action on melanin – the laser emits a specific wavelength of light that is absorbed by the skin pigment (melanin). As a result, the light energy breaks down accumulated melanin deposits into smaller particles, which the body gradually removes through metabolic processes.
• Gradual lightening and exfoliation of pigmentation – immediately after the treatment, pigmentation may darken, after which the skin gradually exfoliates, leading to the removal of excess pigment and skin tone uniformity.
• Different technologies for different depths of pigmentation:
  - IPL and Intense Pulsed Light technologies – effectively reduce superficial pigmentation, such as sunspots and liver spots.
  - Fractional laser – acts on deeper layers of the skin, allowing for the elimination of more advanced pigmentation changes and skin regeneration.
• Stimulation of skin regeneration processes – besides reducing pigmentation, the treatment stimulates cellular renewal, making the skin healthier and more uniform.

Effects of laser pigmentation removal:

• Reduction of pigmented spots – removal of sun, hormonal, and post-inflammatory pigmentation
• Brightening and evening out skin tone – elimination of color differences and improvement of overall skin appearance
• Gradual exfoliation of pigmentation – natural removal of darker spots after the treatment
• Action on different skin levels – removal of both superficial and deep pigmentation
• Safe and precise method – reduction of excess melanin only, without damaging healthy tissues
• Reduced risk of new pigmentation formation – improvement of skin condition and pigmentation regulation
• Long-lasting effects – after a series of treatments, the skin remains uniform and more resistant to new pigmentation
• Minimal invasiveness – no damage to the dermis, allowing for a quick return to daily activities