Pigmentation NDYAG - Med - x6

Service Description

What Is Pigmentation ND:YAG Treatment Using Biotec XLase? Pigmentation ND:YAG treatment with the Biotec XLase is a non-invasive laser procedure that targets and reduces unwanted pigmentation such as: Sun spots Age spots Freckles Melasma Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) The Biotec XLase ND:YAG laser uses wavelengths of 1064nm and 532nm, which penetrate deep into the skin to break down excess melanin (pigment). The fragmented pigment is then naturally eliminated by the body’s lymphatic system over time, leaving the skin clearer and more even-toned. Benefits of Pigmentation ND:YAG with Biotec XLase Benefit Description Reduces Dark Spots Targets melanin in pigmented lesions, effectively fading discoloration. Improves Skin Tone Creates a more even, radiant complexion. Non-Invasive & Safe No cutting or downtime; suitable for most skin types. Stimulates Collagen Can improve skin texture and firmness alongside pigment reduction. Customizable The dual wavelengths (532nm & 1064nm) allow safe and targeted treatment for both superficial and deeper pigmentation. Minimal Discomfort Quick procedure with a gentle snapping sensation; most clients tolerate it well. How Many Sessions Are Needed? Most clients need 3–6 sessions, spaced 3–4 weeks apart. The number depends on: Type and depth of pigmentation Skin tone and sensitivity How the skin responds after each session Aftercare for Pigmentation ND:YAG Treatment Immediately After: Skin may be slightly red, warm, or mildly swollen — this usually settles within a few hours. A slight darkening of pigmented spots is normal (they flake off naturally over the next 7–10 days). For 24–72 Hours: Avoid sun exposure completely — use SPF 30+ daily (essential to prevent new pigmentation). Do not pick, scrub, or peel any flaking skin or darkened spots. Use gentle, fragrance-free cleansers and moisturizers. Avoid hot water, saunas, and steam rooms. Skip active skincare ingredients like retinol, glycolic acid, or Vitamin C until your skin has healed. Long-Term Care: Always wear sunscreen, even on cloudy days. Avoid tanning beds or direct sun on treated areas. Maintain a good skincare routine to preserve results. Best For: Sun-damaged skin Freckles, sun spots, and liver spots Melasma (with caution and professional advice) Acne pigmentation and PIH Uneven skin tone