Dark Spots or Pigmentations in Bikini Area After Laser Hair Removal! What to Do?

Post Laser Hyperpigmenation can be permanent but it can also fade with time, you may want to speed up the fading process with some HQ Cream (Hydroquinone). Please ask your medical aesthetician or plastic surgeon or recommendations on which cream would be best for you. To prevent further darkening, please cover the affected areas from the sun. You can wear clothing or apply sunblock.

This skin change is definitely post inflammatory hyperpigmentation.  With your skin type, it is somewhat risky to treat with traditional wavelengths of light as your skin will be absorbing the energy that is supposed to be delivered to the deeper follicles.  Find a doctors office that uses 1064 Nd:YAG(Clear Scan) technology which is safe to use on all skin types and will minimize the risk of hyperpigmenation.

Hello,

 

It sounds to me the you may have post inflammatory hyperpigmentation. This si common for darker skin types. I would check with the clinic that did your hair removal to see what they could do for you. Typically I would recommend hydroquinone and retinoid cremes, this will help to lighten the pigmented areas. It can be permanent, in some cases it may lighten again on it's own. I would be careful to not let those darkened areas be exposed to sunlight. Any sun exposure can cause the pigmentation to become even darker. So be sure to wear sunscreen.

 

Hope this was helpful!