Angel skin lab
Dermis pigmentation laser removal ,birth mark,sun burn,age spots,freckle, senior fleck
Is it melasma, a sun spot or a freckle? How to tell before you boo
Freckles are small, flat, light-brown spots that tend to be genetic. They often darken in summer and fade in winter. They usually appear on the nose, cheeks and shoulders, and they respond well to pico laser treatment when you want them lighter.
Sun and age spots are slightly larger, more defined and often darker than freckles. They build up over years of UV exposure and usually appear on the face, hands, chest and shoulders. They don’t fade on their own, and they are one of the most predictable pigmentation types to treat. Melasma and chloasma show up as broader, symmetrical, patchy areas, often on the cheeks, forehead or upper lip. Old sunburn marks are uneven patches left after repeated burning. They often respond well, but they need a proper assessment first.
What is it
What does it do?
Dermis pigmentation laser removal delivers precise pulses of laser light that target the excess melanin causing dark spots and discolouration. This energy breaks the pigment into tiny particles, which the body's immune system then naturally clears away. The treated areas gradually fade, leading to a more even skin tone, reduced pigmentation and a brighter, clearer complexion, with minimal impact on the surrounding skin.
What Happens at a Pigmentation Consultation? How We Assess Your Skin Before Treatment
If you’ve been thinking about laser pigmentation removal Cheadle clinics offer, the first appointment is the most important one. It is not a sales pitch. It is where we work out what is actually going on in your skin, whether laser treatment is right for you, and what a realistic plan looks like. Here is exactly what to expect at Angel Skin Lab.
Why the Assessment Matters More Than the Laser
Melasma, sun spots, freckles and old sunburn marks can look similar at a glance. Underneath, they behave very differently. Some are driven by hormones, some by years of UV exposure, and some by genetics. Treating them all the same way would give unpredictable results.
That is why we never quote a number of sessions without first looking at your skin. A proper assessment protects your results and your skin.
