Freckles, sun spots, and seborrheic keratoses are superficial epidermal pigments that can show noticeable clearance in relatively few sessions when treated with targeted lasers. By evaluating the size and color of each individual lesion, we combine precision spot treatment with comprehensive full-face toning.
- Treatment Duration
- Approx. 20 mins
- Anesthesia
- Topical numbing cream
- Downtime
- Immediate resumption
- Recommended Sessions
- 1–3 sessions
RECOMMENDED FOR
Recommended For
- Those with small brown spots scattered across the face
- Those who have developed age spots on their cheeks and temples over time
- Those whose blemishes darken quickly after sun exposure
WHY SIGNATURE
Freckles & Blemishes at Signature Dermatology Clinic
Spot Treatment + Full-Face Toning
Prominent lesions are targeted individually, while residual pigmentation is evenly refined with toning.
IPL Multi-Wavelength Light Therapy
Super Veloce IPL improves pigmentation as well as facial redness and overall skin texture.
Minimal Downtime
Thin scabs shed naturally within 3 to 7 days, causing minimal disruption to daily activities.
PROCESS
Procedure Steps
- 1Dermatologist Consultation & Lesion Classification
- 2Targeted Spot Laser Irradiation
- 3Full-Face Toning or IPL
- 4Soothing Care
- 51 to 2 Additional Sessions Based on Progress
NOTICE
Pre & Post-Care Instructions
- Allow any fine scabs to shed naturally after treatment, and apply sun protection diligently.
- Temporary post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation may occur depending on skin type, which resolves with proper post-care.
- Treatment outcomes and recovery times may vary by individual. Since all procedures can carry potential side effects, please consult thoroughly with a medical specialist before treatment.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Can age spots be removed in a single session?
Thin age spots fade significantly in just one session, while thicker lesions are treated across 2 to 3 sessions.
Will the spots recur after treatment?
Treated lesions are permanently removed; however, new ones may form from UV exposure, so consistent sunscreen use is recommended.