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Zap Hyperpigmentation & Sun Spots

April 11, 2019
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We zero in on Picocare Fractional Laser, a painless laser treatment that treats a variety of skin concerns like dull skin, active acne, acne scars & sun spots.

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Modern technology and advanced aesthetic treatments pave the way for us to get clearer skin more easily.

Here we zero in on Amaris B. Pico Fractional Laser. This non-ablative laser treatment treats various skin issues, including freckles, dull skin, open pores, active acne, acne scars, hyperpigmentation and sun spots.

How it works

Amaris B. Pico Fractional Laser is an FDA-approved picosecond laser which uses Laser Induced Optical Breakdown. The handpiece boasts a wide range of spot sizes for targeting, making it safer and more advanced than other laser procedures.

Also, as it’s a picosecond laser, it can generate faster pulses than nanosecond pulse lasers, previously the common standard. This shortens the downtime and allows each session to be completed within less time. Compared to traditional laser treatments, the side effects are minimal. You can expect pinkish spots or slight redness for up to four to five days after your treatment, so staying out of the sun and moisturising your skin is essential for recovery.

Who it’s for

This laser treats a variety of skin concerns, including dull skin, acne and acne scars, rosacea, pigmentation, sun-damaged skin and melasma. It has also been used for general skin rejuvenation and anti-ageing purposes. By minimising the heat transfer and delivering stronger energy to targeted areas, Pico Fractional Laser can also treat darker skin types, typically more prone to post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.

Evening things out

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Uneven skin tone, also known as hyperpigmentation, is a common skin concern caused by the overproduction of melanin. Culprits include hormonal changes, sun exposure and environmental pollution. With its multiple treatment wavelength capabilities, Amaris B. Pico Fractional Laser effectively addresses dermal and epidermal pigmentation issues in a shorter time. It can improve skin appearance and even out skin tone for a clearer complexion. For best results, a series of two to six sessions once every one to four weeks is recommended.

Speed up recovery

Amaris B. Clinic offers a doctor-approved SkinSOS! Botanical Facial Series, which is the perfect accompaniment to your laser treatment. Using only pure Australian botanical ingredients, each curated facial is tailored to target specific skin concerns, such as increasing cellular turnover, removing dead skin cells and repair the skin, leaving it refreshed and healthy looking.

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