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Hyperigmentation (brown spots) after laser is a complication best treated with time and bleach creams. It always goes away. I recommend HQRA cream 7% hydroquinone, Retin-A and hydrocortisone. A brand similar is Tri-Luma and it is used nightly unless irritation develops and then you can use it every other night and expect it to fade over a couple of months.
Unfortunately it appears from the photo that the laser used may have burned you. I would recommend you seek a board certified dermatologist for the best treatment at this time. Please find a physician with a lot of experience in lasers and cosmetic skin care.
It is possible that you could experience a breakout. You should take a medication such as Valtrex prior to your visit. Consult with your primary physician for medication control prior to your visit.
If you want to completely remove or drastically reduce facial hair growth, the laser hair removal would be your best option. Also, I would recommend that you see a physician who uses the ND:YAG laser for hair removal as this is the safest laser to use on African American skin types. Good luck in...