Laser Pigmentation Treatment
WHAT IS LASER PIGMENTATION TREATMENT?
Uneven tone often reflects small melanin-rich patches on the face, neck, or hands. In laser pigmentation treatment, the doctor directs short, controlled flashes of light at these sites. Melanin captures the light more readily than nearby skin; the pigment breaks into tiny fragments that are shed as the skin renews over the following weeks. Common indications include solar lentigines (sun spots), freckles, and persistent acne-related marks. Appropriateness is assessed case by case; skin type, pigment characteristics, and recent sun exposure guide the plan. A face-to-face review sets parameters and expectations. Sessions are brief, and interruption is minimal; most patients resume normal activity immediately with sunscreen and straightforward aftercare. Expect a steady change rather than an instant one: treated patches fade in stages, and the complexion looks more even as this happens. Your practitioner will also outline likely session numbers, spacing, and supportive skincare to maintain results.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
A clinical laser in laser pigmentation treatment sends out very short pulses matched to the pigment’s absorption band. Melanin takes up the light, warms for an instant, and the pigmented cluster breaks apart. The body’s normal clearing mechanisms gradually remove the debris. Since the energy is so precisely targeted, surrounding tissue is mostly unaffected. Treatments are scheduled every few weeks to let the skin recover and to assess fading before the next session.
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS?
- Hits the right target – In laser pigmentation treatment, melanin-heavy spots draw the pulses first, so those marks lighten while surrounding skin is left alone.
- Change builds over time – A first lift in brightness typically shows in about 1–2 weeks, with further clearing as the plan progresses.
- Objective follow-up – Standardized before/after photography makes progress easy to verify.
why choose DR LIZA CLINIC?
frequent asked questions (faqs)
Early fading may appear in 1–2 weeks, with clearer changes after each session.
Most describe brief stings or snaps. A cooling tip or numbing agent can be used if required.
Treated areas can fade, yet UV exposure may lead to new ones. Wearing sunscreen every day helps maintain your outcome.
Usually no downtime beyond mild redness or darkening of spots for a few days.
Yes, but settings and device choice vary by skin type. A consultation determines suitability.
Pigmentation Care for Complexion Repair
Ready to map your skin and plan a tailored laser pigmentation treatment? Book a consultation or WhatsApp our team. We’ll assess your tone, run a test spot if needed, and design a safe, step-by-step plan for clearer, smoother-looking skin.
