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Laser Burn Pigmentation - London, UK

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Updated 6 May 2009
Posted 5 May 2009
Worth It
Spent: $4,000 in London, United Kingdom

I had laser hair removal on several parts of my body but the only area i suffered semi circle burns was on my abdominal line and breasts.

I happened 10 days a ago and the burned areas turned brown and the now the majority has peeled away. I am not left with new skin which is a lot lighter than my original skin and you can see the colour difference.

I also dont understand why is just happened in that area and no where else.

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hypopigmentation (15 posts) 6 May 2009
that is what happened with mine; i had removal on both arms, both legs (upper & lower) and bikini area but only had hypopigmentation in some areas and others had no issues. unfortunatley the areas that did have issues covered a good portion of my arms and my legs. Proud to say that 8 mos later I'm BACK TO MY OLD SELF w/ no issues!
Christine85 (3 posts) 7 May 2009
oh that is so helpful to know! I am going away in 2 weeks, do you think it would help if i soaked up some sun to balance out the two colours? I really dont want to scar to i am applying vitamin E oil. Is that good, what did you use? many thanks
hypopigmentation (15 posts) 8 May 2009
it depends on how long ago you were burned? I waited 6.5 months before letting ANY SUN AT ALL see my skin. I MEAN 0%. You have to give your skin LONG LONG LONG time to totally heal so that the skin is READY to re-pigment. OTHERWISE,until then I suggest NO SUN. NONE! I will never let another laser touch me EVER unless it is life saving! I had the most miserable 7 mos and I live in FL where it is like 90 degrees and couldn't even walk my dog due to sunlight. If you wait long ENOUGH...which will depend on the depth of the damage to YOUR SKIN then you will be fine. I had heard if you don't wait long enough you will make the problem worse, maybe even permanent AND/or HYPERPIGMENTATION which in my opinion would be EVEN WORSE.
hypopigmentation (15 posts) 8 May 2009
PS I USED LOTS AND LOTS OF VITAMIN E OIL. Don't know if it helped or just time helped.
hypo questions (unregistered guest) 27 Jun 2009
please tell me how the spots started out looking after the treatment were they blisters?

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