Which skin lesions can be treated with Laser for Pigmented Spots?
Laser treatment for Pigmented Spots is indicated for a wide range of pigmentation concerns:
- Age spots (Sun spots): Brown spots appearing mainly on sun-exposed areas (face, hands, décolleté)
- Freckles: Smaller pigmented spots
- Melasma: Although melasma usually requires a more complex approach, certain types of lasers such as Picosecond Lasers and Fractional Lasers can be used as part of a comprehensive treatment protocol
- Pigmented hyperkeratosis
What are the main advantages of Laser for Pigmented Spots?
Laser treatment for Pigmented Spots offers significant benefits compared to other methods:
- Effectiveness: Provides excellent results, often achieving complete discoloration of spots
- Targeted Action: Selectively acts on melanin while protecting healthy tissue
- Painless / Comfortable Procedure: The treatment is painless or nearly painless, with the use of cooling systems or anesthetic cream
- Fast: Sessions last only 5–15 minutes
- Minimal Downtime: Side effects are minimal and temporary (mild irritation, redness)
How many sessions are usually required with Laser for Pigmented Spots?
The number of sessions required depends on the type and depth of the pigmentation, as well as the type of laser used:
- For age spots, often only 1 to 2 sessions are needed for complete removal
- For more complex discolorations, such as melasma, more sessions may be required.
Dr. Konstantinos Floros will evaluate your condition and recommend a personalized treatment protocol
On which areas of the body can Laser for Pigmented Spots be applied?
Laser treatment for Pigmented Spots can be safely and effectively applied to all areas affected by sun-induced pigmentation:
- Face
- Hands (back of hands)
- Neck
- Neckline
- Shoulders
