Scars are a part of the healing process, but they do not always go away fully on their own. Learn how our treatments can help.
Types of hyperpigmentation and hypopigmentation:
• Age spots
• Lentigines, or liver spots
After a skin injury, the fibrous tissues break apart causing increased blood supply and collagen build-up. When the healing process is compromised by inflammation or bacteria, it can also affect the scar's appearance. The appearance of scars can vary dramatically depending on the client and injury. They can appear flat, raised or quite deep, while pigmentation can range dramatically.
This can affect any area of the body that is affected by trauma, injury, surgery, or other medical procedures.
• Basal cell carcinoma
• Complex sclerosing lesions
• Malignant tumors
Please Note: It is important to speak with your medical provider or dermatologist first regarding any bump, lesion, or other unknown issue on the skin to rule out more serious skin conditions.
A scar is the body's natural way of healing and replacing lost or damaged skin, but there are times when a client would like to minimize their appearance. Using the FDA-Approved PicoSure® laser, Cat works closely with her clients to provide customized laser treatments that effectively reduce inflammation and hyperpigmentation, revealing a soft, beautiful complexion. Schedule a consultation free to find out how Cat’s treatments can help you today.
Patient (35 F) skin started clearing up after 1 treatment.
