Pigmentation removal

Laser Pigmentation Removal

Discoloration, as an aesthetic flaw, is an exceedingly common reason for clients to visit our clinic.


While small freckles scattered across the nose may add a charming touch to one's beauty, most skin discolorations become a source of insecurity, imparting an older and less well-groomed appearance.


Laser Pigmentation Removal

What is pigmentation, and what causes pigmentation?

Pigmentation is caused by the production of melanin in our skin. The darker our skin colour, the more pigment/melanin there is in our skin. 

Pigmentation is caused by a few factors:

- Sun exposure results in an increase in melanocyte size and pigmentation formation

- Hormones, especially female hormones, play a part in pigmentation formation. 

Fact: Women are 3 times more likely to suffer from pigmentation than men. It is more common in women during or after pregnancy, or after menopause.

- Genetic – A family history of pigmentation also increases the chances of one having these issues. The most common genetic conditions would be freckles or sun spots. There are also birthmarks – i.e. pigmentation present at birth.

- Some medical condition and medication may also cause pigmentation formation, or increased sensitivity to it.


Can pigmentation be 100% removed? 

Not all pigmentation can be removed completely – certain superficial ones can be completely removed, but others, such as melasma or other dermal pigmentation usually gets reduced by 70-90%.

What Type of Pigmentation Do I Have?

Epidermal or Dermal Pigmentation?

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Benefits of Laser pigmentation treatment

Effective Results: 

  • Clearer Skin: Reduces dark spots and evens out your skin tone. 
  • Lasting Effects: Enjoy long-term improvement with proper care.

Quick and Easy: 

  • Minimal Downtime: Get back to your routine quickly. 
  • Short Sessions: Treatments usually take less than an hour.

Precise and Safe:

  • Targeted Treatment: Lasers focus only on dark spots without harming the surrounding skin.
  • Safe Procedure: Performed by trained professionals using FDA-approved lasers.
  • Skin Rejuvenation: Smoother Skin: Improves skin texture and quality.
  • Youthful Glow: Stimulates collagen production for healthier skin. 

Sun Damage and Brown Spots

Reduce unwanted sun damage and brown spots

in just a few quick and easy treatments.

Restore Your Skin’s Glow with Revlite SI

The sun is our ally, but only when we know how to handle it. Research shows that regular sun exposure, even for just 40 minutes a day, can boost our immunity. Unfortunately, in countries like Ireland, sunny days are often scarce. That’s why, during holidays in sunny destinations, it’s easy to overdo sunbathing, which can lead to dangerous sunburns.

Sunburns not only fail to increase your vitamin D levels, but they can also cause serious skin damage. Sunspots, discoloration, and scars are just some of the unpleasant consequences of excessive sun exposure. Therefore, in addition to using high-quality SPF creams, it’s worth considering preventative treatments after intense sun exposure.


At our clinic, we offer regenerative laser treatments that effectively remove the sun-damaged layers of your skin. Using Q-Switched Nd technology, our RevLite SI laser penetrates deep into the skin, eliminating excess melanin and removing even the darkest sunspots without damaging the surrounding healthy skin. Just a few short sessions are enough to restore clear, flawless skin on your face, neck, décolletage, hands, arms, and legs.


How does our RevLite SI laser work?

Ultra-concentrated laser pulses break down brown spots into microscopic particles, which are naturally eliminated by your body through circulation and the lymphatic system. The spots gradually fade away, revealing healthy, beautiful skin that you’ll enjoy for a long time.

Take care of your skin after summer and restore its natural glow with our advanced laser treatments!

Sunspots


Sunspots constitute a group of aesthetic imperfections with immensely diverse causes and progression. Solar lentigines, commonly known as sunspots, hold a particular place among these discolorations, affecting countless clients, especially after vacation months. What was intended to be a beautiful, olive-toned tan often transforms into unsightly brown patches and spots on the skin that persist over time. What can be done?


The good news is that laser treatments for removing sunspots at Advanced Aesthetic Clinic rank among the most effective solutions.

Laser Hyperpigmentation Melasma treatment


Laser treatments at Advanced Aesthetic Clinic target the dark spots (melanin) in your skin by focusing on the pigment. The laser light is absorbed by the melanin, which turns it into heat. This heat breaks the melanin into tiny pieces. Your body then naturally removes these tiny pigment pieces, causing the dark spots to fade over time. This process helps reduce the appearance of hyperpigmentation and melasma.

Discovering Lentigines (Sun spots):

Understanding and Treating Pigmented Lesions


What exactly is a lentigo?

A lentigo is a pigmented lesion, flat or slightly raised, characterized by a distinct edge. Unlike freckles (ephelides), lentigines persist throughout the year and do not fade during winter months. There are various types of lentigines, each with its unique characteristics.


What leads to the development of lentigines? Exposure to ultraviolet radiation is the primary cause of most types of lentigines. This exposure can result from sun damage, including sunburns, indoor tanning, and certain forms of phototherapy like PUVA.


How are lentigines treated?

At Advanced Aesthetic Clinic, we offer various treatment options, including high-quality SPF 50+ broad-spectrum sunscreen for prevention and chemical peels for overall skin rejuvenation. Additionally, individual lentigines can be permanently removed using our advanced laser technology.


Preventing Lentigines: Protecting Your Skin from Harmful UV Radiation

Careful sun protection, including the use of protective clothing and high SPF sunscreen, is essential.

Unveiling Brown Spots and Freckles:

Understanding Ephelides and Lentigines


What exactly are brown spots and freckles found on sun-exposed skin?

These pigmented lesions are categorized as ephelides and lentigines.


So, what sets them apart? 

Unlike ephelides, which fade during the winter months, lentigines persist even in the absence of ultraviolet (UV) stimulation. Despite this difference, both ephelides and lentigines can occur in the same individuals, and they share similar risk factors.


Age spots (or liver spots) and sun spots are flat and oval blemishes that vary in size and are usually brown, grey or black. Age spots and sun spots are completely harmless and don’t require medical treatment. 


Understanding the nuances between these pigmented lesions is crucial for effective skincare and prevention strategies. At Advanced Aesthetic Clinic, we're here to guide you through your skincare journey and provide personalized solutions tailored to your unique needs.

Say goodbye to brown spots and freckles and hello to radiant, healthy skin.

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Highly qualified therapists trained in the latest lasers pigment spots removal technology.

Revlite Si laser

The Revlite Si laser can easily correct minor skin imperfections and pigmented lesions with noninvasive laser treatments.

Splendor X laser

The Lumenis Splendor X is considered the ‘Gold Standard’ in photorejuvenation treatments and its efficacy has been proven in over 80 treatment at Advanced Aesthetic Clinic.

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