• Hyperpigmentation
• Melasma
• Uneven Skin Tone
• Brown & Red Spots
• Sun Damage
• Age Spots
• Freckles
• Skin Discoloration
• Intimate Area (ISL)

Hyperpigmentation occurs when excess melanin, the pigment responsible for skin color, causes dark patches on the skin. It can result from long-term sun exposure, leading to conditions like age spots, sun spots, and freckles. Common pigmentation issues include melasma and solar lentigos, with the latter being the most frequent problem we treat. Our laser therapy effectively targets and reduces these discolorations for clearer, even-toned skin.

• Faster treatment and results
• Consistent results with personalized recorded settings
• High intelligence and smart design record your personalized treatment settings
• Minimal discomfort
• Fewer passes for effective pigment reduction
• Reduced complications like skin damage, scarring, or unwanted pigment changes
• Lower on the pain scale
• Third-generation ASP technology for safety, precision, and efficacy
• Broadest range of pulse modes, including the unique Ma QX, VERDE, FRAC 3, and VERSA 3 treating pigment, collagen, and more
• An impressive line of smart-control handpieces
• Intuitive, easy-to-use
• Non-invasive, safe treatments with little downtime
• Patient satisfaction after fewer treatments

Our latest generation laser is a new age technology that removes all unwanted skin discoloration. For brown age spots, freckles and other brown birthmarks, 1-4 treatments are recommended to accomplish the mission. Our Laser Pigment Removal treatment is non-invasive and has no side effects. The spots removed by laser usually do not recur and but new hyper-pigmentation may form due to sun exposure or other factors.

Other skin hyper-pigmentation conditions such as Melasma may require more treatments. Melasma can often comeback; you need to maintain results with homecare products and laser procedures.

After completion of the recommended sessions of Laser Pigment Removal treatment, your skin will be rejuvenated, appearing brighter, cleaner, and smoother.

The eyes are covered with protective eyewear and a thin layer of gel is applied to the treatment area. The laser is placed on your skin and you will be aware of a series of bright flashes as the laser is moved over the treatment area.

Laser pigmentation removal is not painful for the vast majority of people; some report a minor prickling or tingling sensation, like a mild sunburn, but this is only while the laser is in action.

• Most patients experience an initial darkening of the pigmented areas immediately after the treatment. This reaction is a confirmation that the pigment was successfully targeted by the laser. Over the next day or two the pigmented areas develop a mottled brown look that will gradually fade away over the following week or two. Any of the pigmented areas can be easily camouflaged with base while the effects of the laser fades.
• After your treatment is completed please avoid direct sun exposure on the area which has been treated for 2 weeks.
• Avoid strenuous exercise and hot environments for at least 24 hours. This is due to the effect which heat can have on capillaries.
• Your technician may suggest using Aloe Vera or an ice-pack on the area that has been treated to calm down any redness.
• For most patients, between 1-4 treatments are required depending on the size and damage of the pigmented area, scheduling one treatment every 4 weeks.  A 50-90% reduction in pigmentation can be expected.
• If the underlying cause of the problem persist, like continual excessive sun exposure, then the pigmentation can reappear over time. Every patient is therefore given a post treatment plan to minimize the chance of the pigmentation returning.