Freckles, sunspots, melasma, and other discolourations on the skin are what we call hyperpigmentations. Skin pigmentation or hyper pigmentation is a disorder that affects the colour of our skin. This happens when skin cells start to weaken and get damaged, leading to irregular production of melanin. These skin issues primarily happen to a lot of people and can happen due to a range of factors, including genetics and overexposure to the sun.
Although these spots and discolourations can appear to be permanent marks on our skin, there are ways we can reduce their appearance at home or in a clinic. But, the ideal option is to seek assistance from a skin specialist. This means that you’ll need to undergo specialised skin treatments like a Pico Laser procedure.
Pico Laser treatments are quite popular in terms of tattoos and skin pigmentation reduction. In fact, celebrities from all over the world are starting to avail themselves of a session or two of Pico Laser treatments. Pico Laser has various types, all of which are created uniquely. It is controversial whether pico laser is superior to conventional nanosecond Q switched laser in terms of pigmentation removal. Recent studies have shown pico lasers have better results and less complications in the treatment of tattoos. There is one recent split face study that show pico lasers have superior results compared to nano lasers in the treatment of Melasma. However it is a small sample size study and more studies are needed to verify this. You can read up more of pico lasers (everything you need to know about pico laser) in our blog section.