Laser
For pigment, redness or surface issues, only after we check your skin type and history.
What it improves
- Uneven pigment in suitable skin types
- Visible redness where laser is appropriate
- Surface texture and overall clarity over a course
Not every laser suits every skin. We choose the device after assessing you, not before.
Ideal candidates
Often suitable
- Adults with a defined concern and realistic timeline
- Those able to protect skin from sun before and after
- Patients open to a course rather than one session
Often not ideal
- Recent sun exposure or tanning in the area
- Certain medications or photosensitivity
- Active inflammatory flares without stabilisation
What happens in the appointment
- History, skin typing, and concern mapping.
- Discussion of suitable devices, risks, and downtime.
- Test considerations where clinically useful.
- Treatment with eye protection and comfort measures.
- Aftercare plan and review schedule.
Aftercare essentials
- Strict sun protection
- Cool compresses or soothing care if advised
- Pause actives as directed
- Contact us for unexpected blistering or lasting discomfort
Questions patients ask
How many sessions are usual?
Often a short course. Exact numbers depend on concern, skin type, and response.
Will pigment get darker first?
Some pigment treatments darken temporarily before clearing. We explain what to expect for your plan.
Can darker skin tones be treated?
Sometimes, with careful device selection. Suitability is assessed individually. Safety comes first.
Is there downtime?
Ranges from mild redness for a day to several days of visible recovery, depending on intensity.
Are results permanent?
Skin continues to change with time and sun. Maintenance and protection matter.