birthmarks laser treatment

Dark Spots Laser Removal

Skin color is dependent on melanin pigment. Pigment-forming cells are called melanocytes. Abnormal hyperpigmentation (increased pigment) may result from an alteration of the rate of melanin production, or uneven distribution of pigment, or both. Although rare, some pigmented skin diseases are genetically determined. Most pigmented disorders result from acquired factors such as UV light, skin trauma, pregnancy, hormones, drugs, or chemical compounds. The MSI team of medical professionals will thoroughly assess your condition before determining which energy-based technology is best to treat your disease. We use selective lasers, fractional lasers, fractional radiofrequency, and elos light technology. We mix and match different techniques to give the best possible results. Furthermore, physician skincare products with or without electroporation will help you to achieve the best results.

Skin Birthmarks Treatment

If your baby has a birthmark, you’ll see a spot, patch, or lump that looks different from the rest of your baby’s skin. Birthmarks come in many shapes and colors, flat or raised. You may see a spot immediately when your baby is born. Some spots appear shortly after birth. It may be the size of a pinhead or cover a large area of your child’s skin. Most birthmarks fall somewhere in between. A birthmark can be pink, red, tan, brown, or any other color. Some look like a bruise. Others look like a stain on the skin. Certain types of birthmarks, such as a salmon patch or hemangioma, often fade independently. Others, such a mole, tend to remain on the skin for life. While you can leave most birthmarks alone, it’s essential to see a dermatologist soon after you notice a birthmark. Some birthmarks can cause a problem later. Treatment option includes; selective laser, nonselective lasers, intralesional injection, systemic medication, or surgical excision.