Laser Sun Spot Removal

Spent Too Much Time Soaking Up The Sun?

Are you starting to notice some unintended results after sunbathing? If you notice small, dark spots on your skin, you're most likely dealing with sun spots.

Sun spots, also known as liver spots, age spots, or solar lentigines, are darkened patches of skin caused by prolonged sun exposure. They can appear anywhere, although they most often show up on the face, chest, arms, hands, and back. Our advanced laser sun spot removal treatment effectively targets and breaks down excess pigmentation, reavealing a clearerm more even complexion. One of the fastest and most effective ways to restore your skin's natural radiance, this non-invasive treatment requires little to no downtime. In just one to two sessions, you can say goodbye to stubborn discoloration and hello to a brighter, more youthful glow!

What causes pigmented lesions? Pigmented lesions, birthmarks, brown spots, and age spots are created from an excessive concentration of melanin in the skin. Melanin is what gives our skin its color. Everyone has a different amount of melanin in his or her skin. High concentrations of melanin can be due to various factors. Some types are present at birth, bur most occur with age or because of overexposure to the suns damaging rays.
Which pigmented lesions can be treated with laser? The most commonly treated conditions are solar lesions, also known as "age spots", " liver spots", or "sun spots", birth marks & freckles. These benign pigmented lesions are due to an excess of pigment in the skin, usually due to sunlight exposure and congenital factors. Age spots may appear as enlarge light freckles on the face and hands. Birthmarks may as light brown markings anywhere on the body and can be quite large.
Are the results permanent? Most pigmented lesions if completely removed will not return. At times, however, sun exposure may cause spots to return. Permanence can not be guaranteed. You will also have continue to develop more age spots and freckles with time, and the appearance of these new lesions should not be confused with recurrence.
How many treatments are required? The number of treatments depends on the lesion being treated. Solar lesions require 1-3 treatments whereas birthmarks and freckles can take up to 12 treatments. Recommended treatment intervals are 1 month.