Pigmentation irregularities such as sunspots, freckles, melasma, and age spots can disrupt an even skin tone, diminishing confidence and self-esteem. The Fotona QX Max, is a Q-switched laser system, offering a safe, precise, and effective solution for treating various types of skin pigmentation. With advanced technology and customisable treatment settings, Fotona QX Max is a trusted tool for achieving smoother, brighter, and more youthful-looking skin.
What is Laser Pigmentation Treatment?
Laser pigmentation treatment is a non-invasive procedure designed to reduce or eliminate unwanted pigmentation. It works by targeting the excess melanin responsible for dark spots or discoloration, breaking it down into smaller particles that the body naturally removes.
The Fotona QX Max is especially effective for:
• Sunspots
• Melasma
• Freckles
• Age spots
• Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation
This treatment is suitable for all skin types and can be performed on various body areas, including the face, hands, chest, and shoulders.
How Does Laser Pigmentation Treatment Work ?
The Fotona QX Max uses advanced Q-switch laser technology to deliver high-intensity energy in ultra-short pulses. This selective approach ensures the precise targeting of pigmented areas while minimising damage to surrounding tissues.
Steps in the Process:
Absorption of Laser Energy:
The laser energy is absorbed by melanin, the pigment responsible for dark spots.
Breakdown of Pigment:
The energy fragments the melanin into smaller particles.
Natural Elimination:
The body’s immune system removes the fragmented pigment over the following weeks, revealing clearer skin.
Collagen Stimulation (Optional):
In addition to removing pigment, the Fotona QX Max stimulates collagen production, improving skin texture and tone.
Benefits of
Highly Effective
Non-Invasive
Safe for All Skin Types
Improves Skin Texture by Stimulating Collagen Production
Quick Procedure (20-30 min duration)
Minimal Downtime
Long-Lasting Results
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Laser Pigmentation Treatment
Recommended for the following conditions
Areas to be treated with
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Avoid Sun Exposure:
Avoid direct sun exposure and tanning for at least 2 weeks before treatment.
Use a broad-spectrum sunscreen (SPF 30+) daily.
Discontinue Harsh Products:
Stop using retinoids, AHAs, BHAs, and other exfoliants 5–7 days prior to the procedure.
Avoid Certain Medications:
Consult your doctor about discontinuing blood-thinning medications or supplements.
Clean Skin:
Arrive with a clean, makeup-free face on the day of treatment.
Protect Your Skin:
Apply sunscreen with SPF 50+ daily to prevent further pigmentation and protect treated areas.
Avoid direct sun exposure for at least 2 weeks post-treatment.
Use Gentle Skincare:
Avoid harsh exfoliants and active ingredients for 5–7 days.
Use soothing moisturizers and gentle cleansers.
Avoid Heat and Sweat:
Refrain from hot showers, saunas, and intense exercise for 24–48 hours.
Expect Mild Redness:
Redness or slight swelling may occur but usually resolves within a few hours to days.
Follow-Up Treatments:
For optimal results, multiple sessions spaced 4–6 weeks apart may be recommended.
Monitor Skin Changes:
Pigmented spots may darken initially before flaking off or fading over time.
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Before & After Care
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does Laser Pigmentation Treatment show lasting results?
Yes, it can provide long-lasting results by targeting and breaking down pigmentation in the skin. However, maintaining results requires proper sun protection and skincare to prevent new pigmentation.
How does Laser Pigmentation Treatment work?
This treatment uses laser light to target melanin in pigmented areas, breaking it down into smaller particles. These particles are then naturally eliminated by the body, resulting in a clearer complexion.
Does Laser Pigmentation Treatment hurt?
The treatment is generally well-tolerated, with most patients describing it as a mild tingling or warm sensation. Cooling devices are often used to ensure comfort during the session.
What are the disadvantages of Laser Pigmentation Treatment?
Temporary redness, swelling, or minor peeling may occur after the procedure. In rare cases, uneven pigmentation or scarring may result if the treatment is not performed correctly.
Is it safe to get Laser Pigmentation Treatment?
Yes, it is a safe and effective method for treating pigmentation issues when done by a trained professional using suitable laser technology.
Is it safe for all skin types and tones?
Yes, modern laser technologies can treat all skin types and tones. However, darker skin tones may require customized settings to avoid side effects like hypopigmentation.
Who should avoid getting Laser Pigmentation Treatment?
People with active skin infections, recent tanning, or sensitive skin prone to scarring should avoid this treatment. Pregnant and breastfeeding women or individuals with certain medical conditions should consult their healthcare provider first.
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Before & After Gallery
Why Choose Primavera Clinic for
By choosing Primavera Clinic for your laser pigmentation treatment, you benefit from a comprehensive, personalized approach to skin rejuvenation, guided by experienced professionals dedicated to achieving optimal results.
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Book an initial consultation for $150 (1 hour) to create a tailored treatment plan for your skin needs and budget.
Disclaimer: Book your initial consultation with a qualified esthetician now to have your skin concerns assessed. Results may vary, depending on the individual. Primavera Clinic can consult with you to confirm if this treatment is right for you. The cost of the initial consultation cannot be substituted for the cost of treatment, as they are separate components of the overall process. Initial consultation typically involves an initial assessment, diagnosis, and discussion of treatment options, whereas the cost of treatment reflects the actual services or procedures provided to address the issue.