Laser for Pigmentation
A clinical definition for darker patches of skin is hyperpigmentation. Excess melanin production causes these patches, which can be caused by anything from skin conditions and sun exposure to hormonal fluctuations. If you have hyperpigmentation, know that you are not alone. Hyperpigmentation is a prevalent skin condition with a variety of treatment options available. Continue reading to learn more about your possibilities, such as at-home products, what to expect from processes like laser treatment, and more.
Lasers are classified into two types: ablative and non-ablative. The most severe lasers are ablative lasers, which remove layers of your skin. Non-ablative processes, on the other hand, focus on the dermis to advertise collagen growth and stiffening. Although ablative lasers are more powerful, they may have more adverse effects.
Both destroy aspects in your skin for new skin cells to develop stiffer and more shapely.
Laser Treatment is not a one-size-fits-all procedure. People with fair skin may benefit more from ablative lasers. Non-ablative variants may cause the skin to darken rather than lighten in some individuals.
Our dermatologist will analyze your skin damage and overall skin tone with you to determine the best treatment alternative for your skin.
Whatever treatment you eventually choose, it is critical to defending your skin from further sun damage and hyperpigmentation. Sunscreen should be worn every day. Sunscreen must be applied every morning even if it's cloudy and reapplied as needed all through the day. Use sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or more, to take better care of your skin.
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