Dr Michael Molton

Your experience is dreadful. The debate about 'is it the device or the doctor' is the same for cars. Drive one like an idiot and someone gets hurt. Have you consulted your Attorney?

I understand. My advice is to seek a referral to a reputable dermatologist to manage your problem. Other than that I have no helpful suggestions.

It is possible theoretically but the effects you have described are not typical.

The diagnosis of PIH is essentially that it is temporary. If it is not then by definition it is probably not PIH and pigmentation more likely to be driven by other factors of oestrogen production and solar free radicals or a combination of both. It is important to remember that sunscreens' effective time is only four hours so if you are applying this only once per day this is not sufficient. SPF 35+ is recommended and try to avoid creams containing PABA (paraaminobutyricacid).

So glad its working for you!