Pigmentation Removal
With over 5 different medical grade technologies, we are confident that we can treat your pigmentation.
With over 5 different medical grade technologies, we are confident that we can treat your pigmentation.
Once an attractive, bronzed skin colour – is now an accumulation of pigmentation that you’d like to cover.
Too much sun exposure results in a cosmetic change in the skin’s appearance called “photo-aging”. Photo-aging gives the appearance of brown spots or ‘freckles’. In addition to this, there can also be changes that are of medical concern such as skin cancers and pre-cancerous lesions.
Freckles are small brown spots formed by excessive UV-B radiation. At City Laser Clinic, we have multiple laser technologies to treat your freckles. The type of laser required for your specific skin type will be determined in your initial consultation.
Sun damage (aka photo-aging) refers to sunspots that occur gradually from an accumulation of sun exposure over the span of our lives. Through laser, we can remove your sun damage in minimal treatments. The type of laser required for your skin will be determined in your initial consultation.
Dark patches in certain areas of your body that are darker than your natural skin? Look no further! Skin brightening treatments will help reduce any excess pigment in the skin through a course of laser treatments. The most common areas to treat are underarms, genitals (Brazilian), and inner thighs.
There are a range of birthmarks that you can be born with. At City Laser Clinic, we are able to use lasers to significantly reduce a range of birthmarks including Café au Lait, Mongolian Spots, Nevus of Ota, and Port Wine Stains.
Post Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation (PIH) are dark spots or patches on the skin. PIH has a multitude of causes and sometimes cannot be prevented. At City Laser Clinic, we can safely treat your PIH with a course of Q-switched ND:YAG laser treatments.
Solar lentigos are large brown, red, or black spots on the skin caused by the excessive sun exposure. They generally start appearing after the age of 40 and can be removed within just 1-4 treatments by our Q-Switched laser.
Unlike other types of pigmentation, melasma/chloasma is caused by your hormones. It appears in large patches on the skin, usually on your face, and is usually on identical sides of the face. Melasma is treated by a few lifestyle changes as well as regular Q-Switched laser treatments.
Dyschromia is a change of pigment in the skin which can be caused by excessive sun exposure, skin infections, skin injuries, or radiation therapy. Whilst dyschromia can fade over time, we can speed up the fading process with a series of Q-Switched laser treatments.
Before we can begin your skin pigmentation removal, we need to know what type of pigmentation you have. For this reason, you’ll be required to have an initial consultation with our pigmentation specialist before starting your treatments. In the consultation, the pigmentation specialist will assess & diagnose your pigmentation.
Depending on your type of pigmentation and skin tone, we can then treat you with the most compatible technology. This will also determine the frequency & amount of treatments you’ll need. Our pigmentation specialist will ensure to explain this to you in your consultation.