Hi! I have hyper pigment on my face , it has increased after my delivery. At my skin spa they recommended picosure ( 3sessions), just worried of the side effects m safety. Another place recommended lummeca . So which is better n safe for my skin In a dilemma ?!
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Answer: Melasma type pigmentation and treatment options
Yes, you may have the PicoSure laser procedure if you're on blood thinners. The laser procedure penetrates the skin without actually 'puncturing or cutting' the skin so there's no bleeding.
Melasma is a challenge to treat but treatable (not curable). Make sure that in addition to the...
I am sure your dermatologist should have educated you with the pathogenesis and recurrence of melasma. This is a medical condition and not a cosmetic condition. The use of VEGF 1 modulators and tyrosinase inhibitors in conjunction with laser is ideal. Once melasma has improved optimally I then...
The picosure laser is great but only for the correct indications which are tattoo removal, melasma treatment and hyper-pigmentation and acne scar. also fine lines and wrinkles in the face (which is also helped by microneedling).david berman md