Can I Still Get Smoothbeam Laser if I'm Darker Skin Toned? (Mexican) Or Something Similar for Oily? (photo)

Hyperpigmentation
is a possible side effect for many lasers including Smoothbeam however; in my
office I still treat darker skin types. First I have the patient use a type of
bleaching cream, the cream is meant to suppress the melanin production in
darker skin types. If you first treat the skin with a “bleaching cream” then
when you are treated with a laser you are less likely to react with
hyperpigmentation. Consult with a Board Certified Dermatologist to see if you
are a good candidate for Smoothbeam.

Hi there,
Unfortunately at our office, we do not recommend Smoothbeam laser for darker skin patients due to the risk of post inflammatory hyperpigmentation. I would recommend to see your local dermatologist so they can get a better idea of your skin to help you further.