We offer laser treatments that aims to reduce the appearance of hyperpigmentation, dark spots, uneven skin tone, and unwanted moles. The process involves the use of specific types of lasers that target melanin, the pigment responsible for skin color. The laser energy is absorbed by melanin, breaking it down and causing it to be gradually eliminated by the body's natural processes.

An overview on how lasers for skin whitening is done:

1. Consultation and Assessment: Before the procedure, you'll have a consultation with our partner dermatologist or trained medical professional. They will evaluate your skin type, the specific areas of concern, and your overall health to determine if you're a suitable candidate for the treatment.

2. Preparation: On the day of the procedure, your skin will be cleaned and prepped. The area to be treated might be numbed with a topical anesthetic to minimize discomfort, depending on the procedure.

3. Laser Treatment: The dermatologist will use a laser device that emits a specific wavelength of light. Different types of lasers may be used, such as Q-switched lasers or fractional lasers, depending on the desired results and the type of skin concern being addressed.

4. Laser Energy Absorption: The melanin in the targeted areas absorbs the laser energy, which leads to the fragmentation of the pigment. The body's natural processes then clear away these fragmented pigments over time.

5. Post-Treatment Care: After the procedure, your skin may be red, sensitive, and slightly swollen. You'll be given specific aftercare instructions, which may include applying soothing creams, avoiding sun exposure, and using gentle skincare products.