Pigmented Lesions
Pigmented lesions are various skin discolorations caused by factors like sun damage, aging, medications, or underlying medical conditions. They can include freckles, age spots, melasma, and birthmarks. It's important to have them identified by a dermatologist to determine the cause for the best treatment approach.
Laser skin resurfacing treatments like Harmony XL Pro can effectively treat pigmented lesions, sun damage, wrinkles, scars, and more. This system uses a combination of light energy to target pigment cells without major surgery or downtime.
Results can be seen in as few as one or two treatments, depending on the size and depth of the lesion. Discover if this treatment is right for you at Beauty & Wellness on Olive.
Pigmented Lesions FAQ
What are pigmented lesions?
Pigmented lesions are a term used to describe various kinds of skin discolorations that appear on the skin. They can be caused by sun damage, aging, certain medications, or an underlying medical condition. These pigmented lesions can range in size and color and may include freckles, age spots, melasma, and birthmarks.
How are pigmented lesions treated?
Pigmented lesions can be treated with laser skin resurfacing treatments like the Harmony XL Pro laser. This advanced laser system is designed to deliver safe, effective treatments for a variety of skin concerns like pigmented lesions, sun damage, wrinkles, scars, and more. The Harmony XL Pro laser uses a combination of three different types of light energy to target the pigment cells in the skin.
Will I see results immediately?
Results may be seen after just a few treatments with the Harmony XL Pro laser. However, the number of treatments needed will vary depending on the size and depth of the pigmented lesion being treated. Patients typically experience little to no downtime after a session and results may be seen in as few as one or two treatments. It’s important to speak with a medical professional about the best treatment approach for your specific needs.
What laser does Beauty & Wellness on Olive use for their pigmented lesions treatments?
We use the DYE - VL by Alma Lasers.
