I am interested in getting my skin tone to be even without pigment on my face and deep within. I used to tan a lot and now have freckles. I have done about 5 bbl/moxi treatments but pigment still lingers. When I did a Visia scan before these laser treatments my UV % was 9. After all of these treatments though that number has remained the same. Would picoway be the best bet or is there something else that could be a better option for me?
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Answer: For Facial Hyperpigmentation, Consider A Combined At-Home Rx Topical Regimen & A Series of In-Office Superficial Peels
When treating hyperpigmentation with the PicoWay laser and planning to have laser hair removal in the same areas, it's important to allow your skin enough time to heal between treatments to avoid irritation or complications, especially considering your skin type.
For African American skin,...
In our office, we always have a Board-Certified dermatologist on site. And we have top-notch technicians performing the procedure, who have tons of experience in this treatment — recognizing end points, making sure to take into account how settings and modes vary depending on skin color....
First and foremost melasma is not a curable disorder. It is hormone influenced production of melanin in people that have at least some genetically skin of color. One has to be prepared to protect the skin from UV light lifelong, as even one day of unprotected sun exposure can reverse years of...