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Laser for Pigmentation Before & After

Laser Pigmentation Removal

Pigmentation is a trait characterised by discolouration in the skin. It can appear in the form of freckles, beauty marks, hyper pigmentation and melasma. Laser technology may help manage pigmentation concerns.

Disclaimer : The outcomes shown are only relevant for this patient and do not necessarily reflect the results other patients may experience, as results may vary due to many factors including an individual’s genetics, diet and exercise. All surgery carries risk.

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EXAMPLE RESULTS

Laser for Pigmentation Before & After

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Disclaimer:
1. Individual results will vary from patient to patient.
2. All photos are of patients from Cosmos Clinic, and all ‘after’ images are taken 6 weeks or later post-procedure.
3. Recovery, side effects, and potential complications experienced will vary for each individual patient.
4. Photos and videos featured are not a guarantee that your results will be the same as another person, and do not guarantee you will receive a particular surgical outcome.
5. Content on our website and social media pages is published with the consent of our patients. The content featured is general in nature and does not constitute medical advice.
6. Any invasive or surgical procedure carries risks, side effects, and complications, which can be permanent.

Cosmetic medicine carries risks. A consultation with a registered health practitioner is required to determine whether any option may be suitable for you and to discuss risks specific to your situation. Outcomes vary between individuals and cannot be guaranteed. All photos are of individual patients, and any ‘after’ images shown were taken on average 2-4 weeks post-service.

PIGMENTATION CONCERNS

Broad Band Light (BBL) therapy

Broadband Light (BBL) therapy is sometimes discussed in cosmetic practice for people concerned about pigmentation such as freckles, sunspots, or discolouration. A consultation with a registered health practitioner is required to assess whether this option may be suitable for you, explain what is known about BBL, and outline possible risks and limitations.

What to Expect with BBL

If BBL is considered appropriate, your practitioner will explain how the light is applied, what the recovery may involve, and possible side effects. Temporary redness, sensitivity, or flaking can occur. Responses vary between people, and outcomes cannot be guaranteed.

How Much Does it Cost?

Costs depend on the size and location of the area being considered. An estimate will be provided following your consultation.

Important Information

Suitability depends on your skin type, medical history, and individual factors.
A consultation is required before any option is considered.
Outcomes vary and cannot be guaranteed.

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Adelaide

Canberra

Can skincare help manage pigmentation?

Some skincare products and prescription creams may be suitable for your individual case, under the advice of your qualified practitioner. These can include options prescribed for short-term use, as well as over-the-counter products containing ingredients such as Vitamin C, Vitamin B3, or Kojic Acid. However, a consultation is required to determine suitability.

What is pigmentation?

Skin pigmentation is the uneven colouring of the skin caused by the pigment, melanin. The main causes of pigmentation include UV exposure (resulting in sun damage) and hormones. These triggers increase the production of melanin within the body, which is what gives the skin its tone.

What is Broad Band Light (BBL)?

BBL technology uses pulsed light to address pigmentation concerns, such as sunspots and age spots. This works by delivering light energy to the skin’s surface, heating targeted areas with the goal of stimulating skin cells. This process may help reduce the visibility of spots over time, but outcomes aren’t guaranteed.

Are there any risks / potential complications?

All cosmetic medical options carry risks. A consultation with a registered health practitioner is required to determine whether an option may be suitable for you and to discuss risks specific to your situation.

Aftercare

Following laser-based services, it is common to experience temporary redness, swelling, or sensitivity. Your practitioner will provide aftercare instructions, which may include avoiding sun exposure until the skin has healed. Responses to aftercare vary, and outcomes cannot be guaranteed.

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