Hello, yes, this can often persist after a laser treatment. Sometimes up to months after a treatment healing can still occur. Resurfacing lasers are aggressive and can take time to heal. However, best would be to consult your physician to make sure he feels this is the best healing.
Simple accurate answer is NO! I recommend other less ablative type lasers. That are specifically for tattoo lightening ( noticed I did not say removal), like the Ruby Q switched laser.
From MIAMI Dr. B
Hypopigmentation or loss of pigment under the eyelids is something that is feared by many patients. We have all seen people walking around with lighter circles around the eyes or mouth from an old resurfacing treatment. Most lasers these days are fractionated or ultrapulsed (meaning super...
