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If you’re self-conscious of Birth marks on your face or body and have tried other treatments without success, then we might be able to help. They can often be simple to treat with laser technology. At our clinic, we have a choice of three different state-of-art lasers to effectively treat brown blemishes on the skin. Please book your free consultation below to find out how laser treatment can help you.
Laser treatment is suitable for almost anyone and we can certainly treat you if your skin is naturally dark. During your free consultation, we’ll discuss the options and estimate how much it will cost. If we don’t believe you can get the results you’d like, we’ll tell you immediately.
Pale blemishes may only need one treatment. We usually recommend a course of treatments over a few months for darker blemishes. As the appearance of the treated area may continue to improve over the following 3 months after treatments, we usually space them apart. We’ll advise how many treatments you’ll need at your free consultation.
Your specialist consultant will meet you and guide you through each stage of the treatment. We may begin with small test patches of different laser settings to see which gives the best results and take photos to monitor your progress.
Most people describe the feeling of the laser on the skin as like being flicked by an elastic band or a small pin prick. We use an air cooling system to make it more comfortable and anaesthetic cream if needed. As we are part of the NHS, a local anaesthetic injection or general anaesthetic may be arranged if necessary.
Laser light is absorbed by and damages the brown pigment in the skin; reducing its colour. The light fragments the coloured particles in the mark and allows the body's immune system to remove them.
The affected area will look white after treatment, which fades within 30 minutes. The appearance of the treated area may continue to improve over the following 3 months. But don’t worry, we’ll explain all this and your aftercare at your free consultation.
With every treatment you have, you'll be helping someone else too—100% of the proceeds go back into the NHS.
From our nurses to our scientists, our team is dedicated to delivering outstanding treatment.
