Laser Pigmentation Removal
Laser pigmentation treatment is a highly effective solution for face and body in reducing pigmentation like dark spots, freckles, and excessive sun damage. Our newest laser technology can focus on and break down specific pigmentation without causing harm to surrounding tissue.
Afte laser pigmentation treatment, your superficial pigmentation will gradually flack of over 3-7 days and the targeted areas will continue to fade over 4 weeks. Those with excessive sun damage may see a significant improvement in their skin’s appearance.
Benefits include:
- Minimized indications of sun damage
- Reduced presence of patches, dark spots, and freckles
- Revitalized skin
- More even – tone complexion for a more youthful look
- Reliable and safe results
- Our lasers have undergone thorough testing and are exclusively operated by skilled and highly trained technicians
Laser Pigmentation Pricing
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Consultation |
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Laser Pigmentation – FACE |
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Laser Pigmentation for – Decolletage |
$156 |
$134 |
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Laser Pigmentation for – Full Face |
$156 |
$134 |
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Laser Pigmentation for – Half Face |
$120 |
$103 |
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Laser Pigmentation for – Face + Neck + Decolletage |
$310 |
$264 |
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Laser Pigmentation for – Nose |
$47 |
$41 |
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Laser Pigmentation – BODY |
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Laser Pigmentation for – Full Arm |
$266 |
$227 |
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Laser Pigmentation for – Half Arm |
$176 |
$150 |
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Laser Pigmentation for – Full Back |
$297 |
$253 |
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Laser Pigmentation for – Upper Back |
$207 |
$177 |
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Laser Pigmentation for – Lower Back |
$200 |
$185 |
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Laser Pigmentation for – Hands |
$120 |
$103 |
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Laser Pigmentation for – Full Legs |
$299 |
$255 |
FAQs
Laser pigmentation removal is a non-invasive treatment that uses laser technology to break down
excess melanin in the skin, helping to fade dark spots, sunspots, age spots, and post-inflammatory
hyperpigmentation.
The laser targets the pigmented areas, breaking down the excess melanin into tiny particles. These
particles are then naturally removed by the body’s lymphatic system, leading to a more even skin tone
over time.
Laser treatments can effectively target various pigmentation concerns, including:
- Sunspots
- Age spots
- Melasma
- Freckles
- Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) from acne or injuries
Most patients describe the sensation as a mild stinging or snapping feeling, similar to a rubber band
being flicked on the skin. Numbing creams can be applied to minimize discomfort.
The number of sessions required varies depending on the depth and type of pigmentation. On
average, 2 to 6 sessions are needed, spaced about 4 to 6 weeks apart.
A typical session lasts between 15 to 45 minutes, depending on the size of the area being treated.
There is minimal downtime. Some redness, mild swelling, or darkening of the treated area may occur
for a few days before the pigmentation starts to fade. Most people can resume normal activities
immediately.
Before Treatment:
- Avoid sun exposure and tanning for at least 2 weeks.
- Stop using active skincare ingredients like retinol and acids a few days before treatment.
After Treatment:
- Apply sunscreen daily (SPF 30+).
- Avoid direct sunlight and heat exposure.
- Keep the skin moisturized and avoid harsh exfoliants for a few days.
Laser pigmentation removal can provide long-lasting results, but new pigmentation can develop due to
sun exposure, hormonal changes, or skin trauma. Proper skincare and sun protection can help
maintain the results.
This treatment is suitable for most skin types; however, a consultation with a specialist is
recommended to determine the best laser for your specific skin tone and concerns.
Possible side effects include temporary redness, slight swelling, or darkening of the treated area
before it fades. In rare cases, blistering or changes in skin texture can occur.
It’s best to wait at least 24 hours before applying makeup to allow the skin to heal properly.
The procedure has potential benefits and risks and results may vary with each individual and in rare cases the desired results may not be reached. It is impossible to predict how you will respond to the treatment and how many sessions may be required due to unknown factors such as underlying medical conditions and lifestyle factors.
