Brown Spots
The treatment of brown spots depends on what type you have:
- Lentigines or Age Spots:
These are flat, smooth light brown spots or blotches
found on sun-exposed areas like your cheeks, hands,
and legs. They are best treated with the Medlite 532
Laser Facial.
2. Seborrheic keratoses:
These are raised, soft 'tumors' that start to form on
our body and face in adulthood. They are best treated
with focal, high-strength chemical peeling or cryo-
therapy.
3. Melasma:
Melasma is a difficult condition of abnormal brown
pigmentation on the face that is related to hormones
and pregnancy. Treatment requires a combination
approach with prescription-strength creams and
lasers.
4. Moles or Nevi:
Moles usually form in the first two decades of our
lives. They go deep into the skin and are best
treated with surgical shaving or excision.
A note about melanoma:
If you have a pigmented growth that is changing size and color or evolving in any way, please contact your doctor or a general dermatologist for a skin check to rule out melanoma.
»Click here for more details
 |
 |
| Before |
After |
| |
|
Click here for information regarding the treatment of dilated blood vessels and redness
|