I've gotten some bruises in the same place that resulted in light hemosiderin staining. I want to get rid of it, and I saw that the Q-switched ruby laser was the best idea, but treatments are fairly pricy. I'm somewhat wary of doing a laser treatment on myself. Should I try it anyway, or does it seem too risky? What are some other options to get rid of the staining?
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Thank you for your question! These dark spots are best treated with the Alex-Trivanatge laser. Clear and Brilliant would never work on these type of spots. Usually only one treatment is needed to treat these spots with minimal down time. Please consult an expert in lasers to treat you. Bes...
Thanks for your questions. This is one of the most frustrating things as a consumer. What is best? Unfortunately, much of your results are dependent on the power of the laser, how it's maintained, what settings are used and the technique of the provider. You could go to another provider to ...
In the correct skin type, yes it can stimulate collagen, however the settings need to be well over the company guidelines. The laser is excellent in skin type 3 and above and can be used in conjunction with medical therapy for melasma. The X factor is not the laser but your dermatologist or...