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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Pigmented Lesions.
Many clients notice lightening after the first session, with optimal improvement after two to four treatments spaced four to six weeks apart. Results vary by lesion depth, skin type, and sun exposure; maintenance may be recommended.
We customize settings for different Fitzpatrick skin types to reduce risks. Darker skin tones can be treated safely but may need conservative parameters and test spots. A consultation will assess suitability and plan to minimize pigmentation changes.
Sessions are brief - typically 15 to 30 minutes - after cleansing and topical numbing if needed. You'll feel quick pulses or snapping sensations. Post-treatment cooling reduces discomfort; technicians provide aftercare instructions to support healing and pigment fading.
Most clients require two to four treatments spaced four to six weeks apart. Superficial freckles and sun spots respond faster, while deeper or stubborn pigmentation may need additional sessions and maintenance for long-term clarity.
Laser reduces and often eliminates many benign age spots, but complete permanence isn't guaranteed. New spots can develop with ongoing sun exposure. Sun protection and periodic maintenance treatments help preserve results and prevent recurrence.
Temporary redness, swelling, crusting, and darkening of lesions can occur before peeling. These effects typically resolve within a week or two. Follow post-care guidelines, avoid sun exposure, and contact us if unusual pain, infection signs, or prolonged changes occur.