Hypopigmentation on Labia After Laser Hair Removal

Hi Hinder.  The lesion looks serious enough that it may require more medical care to heal correctly.  This might mean antibiotics for potential infection or just proper wound care instructions.

As to whether or not the color will return, that depends on how well it heals, but we think that if properly cared for the color should return.  Go back to see the practitioner that did this treatment for direction.

Your photograph is of such poor quality that I can not discern anything but your history indicates that you have had a complication to warrant you contacting your doctor and you should be seen to rule out an infection. There may be appropriate wound treatment that can help heal the erosion even if there is no infection and this can give you a better final result, so see a doctor, preferably a dermatologist.

I cannot see picture.

Go see your DERMATOLOGIST

After any infection is treated, there are several things to consider.

1. Never have ANY laser done anywhere BUT a Dermatology or plastic surgery office. There are tons of spas around and they have no medical knowledge whatsoever. It is NOT worth it.

2. Do NOT let anyone other than a reputable Dermatologist or plastic surgeon attempt to correct remaining dyspigmentation.