Remove unwanted brown and red skin discolorations with the power of laser and light
Laser and light therapies are both capable of removing unwanted brown and red skin discolorations from the skin.  Freckles, benign flat moles, birthmarks, age spots and sun spots can safely and effectively be removed.  Broken blood vessels, ruby red spots and rosacea redness can also be removed.

How do laser and light remove unwanted skin discolorations?
As laser and light-based therapies are applied to the skin, the light is absorbed by specific brown and red colored targets. 

Do the laser and light treatments hurt?
Most clients tolerate the treatments very well.  Numbing creams are NOT necessary, but can be available for clients with sensitive skin.

How many laser or light treatments will I need for my skin discolorations to be faded / gone?
Your brown and red skin discolorations will fade after your first visit. Complete removal may take 3 visits or more over several months.

How much do laser and light treatments for skin discoloration removal cost?
Pricing is based on the size of the treatment area.  Small areas can be as inexpensive as $75-$100 and large areas can cost $300-$400 per session.  A consultation is required for a definitive price quote.

Do laser and light treatments for skin discoloration removal have side effects?
Laser and light treatments for removing skin discolorations are quite safe.  Even so--there are risks with all cosmetic procedures.  Temporary post-treatment redness and swelling can occur.  Also longer term changes in skin color can last for longer terms.  Permanent skin changes are rare.

Am I am a candidate for skin discoloration removal?
Uncomplicated brown and red pigments can be removed safely and effectively.  If you are concerned about any skin discoloration, please visit a dermatologist prior to your laser consultation.  Complicated skin discolorations (e.g. malignant) can NOT be removed by laser.

What else should I know before I begin laser or light treatments?
You must avoid prolonged sun exposure for 2-3 weeks prior to your laser visit.  Please inform your laser practitioner if you have had recent sun exposure (natural or tanning beds) in the last month.  In addition, please inform your laser practitioner about your recent medication history.

In simple terms, the laser breaks up brown spots into tiny particles that fall off in the proceeding 1-2 weeks.  Red skin discolorations are absorbed by the body's immune system and slowly fade.