Hi, I have type IV-V skin with hyperpigmentation. I have tried using low fluence q switch nd yag laser treatments to remove the epidermal and dermal pigment with no improvement. Do you think the new picosecond lasers will be better at treating post inflammatory pih and melasma?
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Thank you for your question. Pico-second lasers like the PicoSure are an excellent choice for tattoo removal. The rapid pulse technology effectively shatters the ink to remove the tattoo in fewer treatment sessions than other lasers. In my office, we often use a proprietary combination of...
Given the circumstances, You might wish to consider a series of superficial chemical peels limited to the spot. These would include high concentrations of glycolic or salicylic acid, Jessner's Solution, or low concentrations of TCA. This can be supplemented by the home application of a topical...
PicoSure PRO addresses hyperpigmentation and melasma across all skin tones. It can target brown pigmentation by delivering energy in trillionths of a second without relying on heat. This precise targeting of pigmented lesions ensures that the surrounding skin remains unharmed. Unlike traditional...
