I've had 3 q-switch treatments which scarred me in some places so I have decided to stop it and go for picoway. I've had my first treatment about a week ago and so far it looks worst. The scarring is much more raised and looks far worst than before. Is that normal? Is it going to go down? Is picoways the best option for me?
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Susan Fox, DO, RPVIInternist, Board Certified in Venous and Lymphatic Medicine
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Pigmentation after the initial clearance of brown spots could mean a post inflammatory hyperpigmentation. This can be treated, however you may need to reach out to your clinic for some depigmenting topicals. Make sure to wear sunscreen always, I would also recommend an oral sunscreen as well.
