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Some pulsed dye laser systems have dye cartridges that should not be handled by pregnant or nursing women. I would check the tech manual on each laser. If you can't find the manual, the manufacturer of the laser can help you, or one can frequently download the information off of the internet.
Over the years I've had several laser technicians become pregnant and continue working for me and doing laser treatments throughout their pregnancies. None of them had any complications and their physicians had no concerns about them doing laser treatments, including diode lasers, IPL, radio frequency, and YAG. I see no reason why this would be a concern. Good luck!!
Age spots or sun spots (medical term: lentigo, plural lentigines) are collections of melanocytes in the upper layers of the skin. They typically occur in sun-exposed areas such as the neck and chest, where sunscreen use is less common, but can also be seen on the face or other areas of the body...
If you still have pufffiness than you are not yet fully healed. Collagen production may occur for six months after laser and the lines may still improve. You may have to be patient to see the final result.
This is a giant nevus. Treatment is usually serial excision if large. Your lesion is quite large and its location is complicated. You should definitely visit with a board certified plastic surgeon for solid answers to your questions.