Over time, many skins meet malfunction of melanogenesis is to say, the
dye of the manufacturing process of the skin, causing dark spots by
excess of melanin.
Skin lives and can cause stains and pigmentation defects at any time, either with age or as soon as the patches caused by sun overexposure (lentigines, present on the most exposed areas: face, hands, neck, shoulders), birthmarks, or melasma (or chloasma caused by hormonal changes due to pregnancy or taking birth control pills) sitting on the forehead, cheekbones, cheeks, above the lips.
Other spots may also appear post-inflammation (acne, irritation, dermatitis like eczema). Defective pigmentation can also appear under the eyes, then responsible colorful circles.
The peeling against pigment spots
The de-pigmentation peel is used in the treatment of spots in our office in Leeds. The average type of peel is active on brown spots, pregnancy mask and any spot in general.
Your doctor applies an acid-based solution which destroys the superficial layers of the skin, eliminating the pigment residues, controlling thereafter the formation of melanin and prevent back-staining. The consequences of a peel session include home treatment based bleaching agents that prolong and intensify the effects of peeling.
Slight redness may occur following the sessions and disappear within hours. Exfoliates the skin from the 2nd or 3rd day because the skin is renewed. The skin regenerates in depth and reveals a more even complexion.
The laser for treating age spots
There are 2 types of lasers effective in the treatment of age spots: the abrasive laser which removes the top layer of the skin and the laser photomechanical that targets and sprayed responsible melanin brown spots without abrasion.
Your Call Lane Aesthetics physician will determine which laser is best suited to your treatment of age spots.
Skin lives and can cause stains and pigmentation defects at any time, either with age or as soon as the patches caused by sun overexposure (lentigines, present on the most exposed areas: face, hands, neck, shoulders), birthmarks, or melasma (or chloasma caused by hormonal changes due to pregnancy or taking birth control pills) sitting on the forehead, cheekbones, cheeks, above the lips.
Other spots may also appear post-inflammation (acne, irritation, dermatitis like eczema). Defective pigmentation can also appear under the eyes, then responsible colorful circles.
The peeling against pigment spots
The de-pigmentation peel is used in the treatment of spots in our office in Leeds. The average type of peel is active on brown spots, pregnancy mask and any spot in general.
Your doctor applies an acid-based solution which destroys the superficial layers of the skin, eliminating the pigment residues, controlling thereafter the formation of melanin and prevent back-staining. The consequences of a peel session include home treatment based bleaching agents that prolong and intensify the effects of peeling.
Slight redness may occur following the sessions and disappear within hours. Exfoliates the skin from the 2nd or 3rd day because the skin is renewed. The skin regenerates in depth and reveals a more even complexion.
The laser for treating age spots
There are 2 types of lasers effective in the treatment of age spots: the abrasive laser which removes the top layer of the skin and the laser photomechanical that targets and sprayed responsible melanin brown spots without abrasion.
Your Call Lane Aesthetics physician will determine which laser is best suited to your treatment of age spots.
