HELIOS Q-Switched Nd:YAG Laser Pigment Treatment – Freckles/Dark Spots, 1 Spot, 1 Session

About This Service

HELIOS Q Switched Nd YAG Laser Program for Pigmentation Freckles and Dark Spots This treatment uses Q Switched Nd YAG laser technology specifically designed to treat pigmentation concerns such as sun freckles deep freckles superficial freckles and post acne dark spots. The laser delivers precise energy to break down melanin pigment without damaging the upper layer of the skin. How it works The laser energy targets melanin pigment causing it to fragment into tiny particles which are then naturally eliminated by the body. It also stimulates collagen production helping the skin appear smoother and more refined. There is no downtime and you can resume daily activities immediately after treatment. Who it is suitable for Individuals with localized freckles or dark spots Those who have tried other treatments for melasma or freckles without satisfactory results Those who want targeted pigmentation treatment that is safe and requires no downtime Results Mild redness or small scabs may appear on the treated area and usually fall off on their own within five to seven days. Superficial freckles and dark spots begin to fade after one to two sessions. Deep freckles or deeply embedded pigment show more noticeable improvement after three to four consecutive sessions or more. Once the pigment is removed results can last for many months or longer. However excessive sun exposure or inadequate skin care may cause new pigmentation to develop. Maintenance treatment every two to three months is recommended to prevent recurrence. Pre Treatment Preparation Inform the physician of any drug allergies and underlying medical conditions Get adequate rest and drink plenty of water Avoid laser or aggressive treatments on the treatment area for at least two to four weeks Avoid using AHA BHA retinol vitamin A or exfoliating creams for at least three to seven days Avoid excessive sun exposure and do not undergo treatment if the skin is sunburned A medical consultation is required prior to treatment. Inform the physician if you have wounds cold sores or a history of light or laser sensitivity