Rainham's Best Pigment Removal Specialists

What Is The Process for pigment removal?

A concentrated burst of laser light is emitted, targeting areas with a high melanin content such as age spots and melasma. This infusion of energy quickly heats up the layers of skin, effectively eliminating the pigmented cells without causing harm to the surface.

When exposed to laser light, the body's response is to stimulate the production of collagen and generate new skin cells. As a result, the affected area may develop a slight scab and the dark pigmented lesion will eventually shed off on its own.

how does it feel?

The majority of our patients have found the discomfort to be minor and tolerable, with no unusual complications arising from the treatment, and usually do not need any anaesthesia.

what is the required number of treatments?

The required number of treatments for pigmented lesions varies based on their size and type. Typically, a series of one to three sessions is recommended with a four to six week gap between each pigment removal session.

The consultation Procedure

Before any potential treatment begins, a complimentary consultation is necessary. During this consultation, we will explore the various options and review your medical background to determine if laser treatment is suitable for you. Following this, you will be requested to sign a consent form and undergo a test patch before moving forward with the procedure.