Pigmentation in Wrocław

Laser treatment to fade unwanted pigmentation such as sun spots, age spots and other benign discolouration, evening out skin tone. At AESTETICA the physician assesses the pigmentation first to confirm it is suitable for laser treatment, then targets the excess pigment so the body can clear it over the following days. Several sessions are often needed for even, lasting results, with sun protection essential between treatments.

Laser treatment of brown pigmentation — sun spots, freckles, lentigines, photodamage and café-au-lait marks — using a DYE-VL intense pulsed light source. The light is absorbed by the excess melanin, which then darkens and flakes away over the following days, evening out skin tone. Treatment can target a single spot, an area such as the cheeks or hands, or the whole face.

Intense pulsed light (IPL) photorejuvenation targets sun spots, uneven pigmentation and overall dullness, helping to even out skin tone and brighten the complexion. Broad-spectrum light is absorbed by excess pigment, which then lifts and flakes away over the days that follow. MediLaser offers IPL for the face alone or extended to the neck and décolleté, typically over a short course.

Laser treatment to reduce hyperpigmentation, sun spots and diffuse redness by targeting excess melanin and superficial vessels in the skin. At MM Clinic it is offered for the face, neck, décolletage, cheeks and hands, with discounted multi-session courses for more even results. It suits patients troubled by uneven tone, age or sun spots and a ruddy or blotchy complexion, and is performed by experienced clinicians with sun protection advised afterwards.

A dedicated protocol using the Lumi Peel Set to target facial pigmentation — sun spots, melasma-type discolouration and uneven tone — by combining exfoliation with brightening active ingredients. At Dr Luch the treatment is matched to the type of pigmentation, and consistent sun protection is essential to hold and improve the result. It suits patients whose main concern is patchy or darkened areas rather than texture or volume.