Borders, distribution & depth
We assess isolated spots versus broader pigmentation, together with color and location.
PIGMENTATION
Pigmentation & toning
We assess pigment borders, distribution, color, depth and surface thickness. Flat pigmentation and raised lesions are evaluated separately to plan treatment and recovery care.
ASSESSMENT
Assess shape and surface, not only color.
Flat pigment & raised lesions
Surface thickness and shape help distinguish pigment-focused treatment from treatment of a surface lesion.
Changes, previous treatment & recovery
Changes in size or color, previous laser response, sun exposure and skin condition guide treatment and recovery planning.
DEVICES
Devices for pigmentation & toning
Device selection considers pigment, accompanying redness, surface and depth. Each device has its own detailed explanation.
TREATMENT OPTIONS
Evaluate moles, milia and raised lesions separately.
Moles & raised lesions
Lesion type and surface are assessed before choosing an approach.
Milia
Small raised lesions are identified and located before treatment is planned.
Sebaceous hyperplasia
Examination identifies the lesion; tip-based procedures and injections may be considered when appropriate.
CONSULTATION & RECOVERY
Consultation & recovery planning
Before treatment
Tell us about previous procedures, their timing, current medication and important dates. We review your skin and the changes you hope to achieve.
After treatment
Temporary redness, warmth, fine crusting or color changes may occur. Avoid picking crusts and follow moisturizing and sun-protection guidance. Lesions that recently changed size, color or shape, or bleed, need assessment and any necessary tests before cosmetic laser treatment.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Frequently asked questions
Are flat spots and raised lesions treated differently?
Color, surface thickness and lesion type are assessed. Treatments targeting flat pigmentation and those addressing raised surface lesions have different roles and are selected after examination.
Will one session be enough?
The number of sessions depends on lesion type, depth, surface and previous response. Color changes and recovery are reviewed before planning the next step.
What care matters after pigmentation treatment?
Follow the cleansing and moisturizing instructions and protect against sun exposure. Let crusts fall away naturally and contact the clinic if the reaction differs from what was explained.
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Contact & appointmentsDevice & treatment
PicoWay
Device & treatment
SINON II Ruby
Prices
Ruby laser prices
Aftercare