Laser Pigmentation Correction

Laser-based treatment may be considered to improve the appearance of selected benign pigmented lesions and uneven-looking skin tone. Every plan begins with an assessment of the area and a conversation about what you would like to address.

At BRASHA, the decision to offer treatment must be based on clinical assessment and confirmation that the concern is appropriate for the available Candela GentleMax Pro Plus configuration. Not every brown spot is suitable for cosmetic laser treatment.

Selected benign pigmented spots, if confirmed suitable by your provider.

Sunspots, age spots and freckles only where supported by applicable device labeling and individual assessment.

Uneven-looking tone associated with suitable discrete pigmentation—not a promise to treat every cause of discoloration.

Laser light can interact with pigment in selected lesions. Your provider determines whether this approach is suitable and selects the appropriate equipment settings. This description does not prescribe a wavelength, energy level or protocol.

• May reduce the appearance of selected benign pigmentation.
• May support a more even-looking complexion in suitable treatment areas.
• An individualized plan that respects your skin characteristics and goals.

• Your provider reviews your skin, the lesion's appearance, your health history, medications and recent sun exposure. A changing, bleeding, irregular or otherwise concerning spot needs medical evaluation rather than assuming it is a cosmetic concern. Further assessment or referral may be needed before any treatment decision.

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   Assessment

   Discuss goals and evaluate the area and relevant history.

2. 2

   Individual plan

   Confirm the diagnosis and suitability, then discuss options, risks and limitations.

3. 3

   Treatment and follow-up, if appropriate

   Receive individualized preparation, aftercare and follow-up guidance.

No recovery estimate is proposed without a verified clinical protocol. Your provider will explain preparation, sun protection, aftercare and expected recovery before treatment. Do not change medications without medical guidance.