Hope all is well with you. I've never been a sunbather; I avoid it. I'm a Fitzpatrick 2 with some hyperpigmentation from time, age, hormones, life in general. Is it safe to do BBL if I have dermographism and chronic hives? Both are well controlled with half a Xyzal daily. Also, what is the typical number of passes that are done over the face per treatment? Is it just once or multiple? I'm afraid of getting burned. This would be done at a Derm or Plastic Surgeon's office, NOT a med-spa!
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Answer: Is BBL Safe with urticaria, dermatographism, hyperpigmentation
Great question - very often when people see a pigmented 'brown spot' not improve, it's because it was actually either a flat brown mole or SK (seborrheic keratosis). These need to be removed by ablating them with a laser or other device which fully removes the damaged tissue.
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BBL™ treats a wide variety of conditions. For skin rejuvenation, BBL™ removes age spots, freckles, redness, small vessels, and more. Forever Young BBL™ can also be used to reduce unwanted hair and control active acne. All areas of the body can be treated. To learn more about this ...
Thank you so much for taking the care and doing your research. I love treating my Asian patients and have very specific protocols for doing it safely.First off, people should be scoring your FP +1. Even very fair Asian skin just acts like darker skin and needs to be treated that way. Long ...
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