Bruising and burning after Brazilian Laser Hair Removal? (Photos)

Dark spots after laser hair removal are not worrisome most likely they will disappear fairly quickly. This looks like post inflammatory hyperpigmentation and it resolves over time. Contact your provider and inform them about everything that is going on with the area treated. Good luck!

Dark spots after laser hair removal are not worrisome and most likely they will disappear fairly quickly. This looks like post inflammatory hyperpigmentation and it should resolve over time. Contact your provider and inform them about everything that is going on with the treated area. Good luck!

It is really hard to say with these pictures. Darkening of the skin is not normal and could be burned from the laser. I would get treatment for this to prevent pigmentary changes. (I am not certain of this though and need an in person evaluation to be sure.) I haven't seen bruising with LHR but there are some devices which use a suction and it's possible that this caused bruising (if your laser had suction assistance). I always go on the light side of settings at first, so as to see how your skin reacts to the laser. High settings at your first visit doesn't make sense, particularly with type 4 skin.