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Thank you for your inquiry. Hyperpigmentation is a common side effect after CO2 laser treatments. In many cases, the markings will continue to fade in the weeks following treatment. If yours do not fade sufficiently, there are a variety of additional laser treatments that can be performed as a follow-up to your initial procedure. I encourage you to schedule an in-person assessment with a board-certified dermatologist who has extensive experience treating hyperpigmentation. Through a comprehensive evaluation and discussion of your concerns and goals, you should be able to devise a treatment plan that eliminates the hyperpigmentation and produces a very satisfying result. Good luck to you.
Hyperpigmentation and inflammation after laser procedures is quite common. In general, hyperpigmentation of any kind needs a combination approach of peels like Cosmelan, lasers like Clear + Brilliant, Aerolase and Laser Genesis, radiofrequency treatments like Venus Viva, and constant skin care and sun protection. Bimonthly facials with SilkPeel / DermalInfusion are essential to hydrate, exfoliate and infuse vitamins and antioxidants into the skin. I suggest getting a formal evaluation with an expert in lasers and peels. Best, Dr. Emer.