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I am more a fan of nonablative lasers and light peels like VI or salicylic acid peels with lightening cream over q switched/pico lasers for melasma. I suggest you see an expert for treatment. This is what I specialize in and see multiple times per day in my practice. In the summer you should use heliocare supplementation and additional sunscreen to prevent rebound or flaring. Best, Dr. Emer.
In my opinion, your best option would be to have a series of Permea by Clear and Brilliant. This laser is great for Melasma, and pigmentation of all kinds. It is a non-invasive laser treatment with a 1927nm wavelength, and is safe for all skin types. I would recommend having at least 3 treatments, spaced 4-6 weeks apart. Good luck to you!#Melasma #BrownSpots #NonInvasiveProcedure
Dealing with a birthmark that includes both pigmentation and hair can be challenging, but there are several treatment options available. Here are some suggestions to consider: Consult a Dermatologist: It's important to start by consulting with a board-certified dermatologist who can evaluate...
Honestly you can do q switched or picosecond lasers but fractional co2 or even liquid nitrogen therapy will work. Multiple treatments with TCA peel can also give a result. I suggest you see a cosmetic dermatologist with experience. Best, Dr. Emer.
Hemangiomas, also known as strawberry birthmarks, can ulcerate when treated by laser early. Ulcerations heal with a scar which are permanent. There may be other menthods of treatment. Please post a photo.
