I’m not sure what this is exactly - I’ve been told a brown spot, birthmark, etc. I’ve had it for as long as I could remember and I’m pushing 30. It’s definitely flat because it lays under the skin. It’s located between my brows on my forehead as per the pics. I’ve been quoted with Sciton Profractional and other lasers from a couple of Medspas. I’d love to hear other expert opinions. Really looking forward to getting rid of this. Thank you for your time!
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Picosure is a great option to address hyperpigmentation as well as acne scarring. Picosure is designed to produce less heat damage to the surrounding areas which leads to a faster recovery time and fewer side effects. The general guideline is to wait about two weeks after getting dermal filler...
Hi there,Thanks for your photos and enquiry.
The pigmented scars look fairly recent from a chemical burn.
I would give it about 2 months to allow complete healing and use a gentle scar cream with skin lightening ingredients and then see your Dr about Picosure for reduction of PIH. Yes the skin...
PicoSure flat handpiece would be effective for these types of scarring/hyperpigmentation. A series of 3 treatments spaced one month apart is what I would suggest. In addition, wearing sunscreen and keeping the scars out of the sun would be beneficial to your treatment.