Our Pigment Laser Treatment utilises Q-Switched laser technology to precisely target and treat dark spots, sun damage, and uneven skin tone. This safe and effective method, tailored to your unique skin needs, offers minimal downtime and is performed by MOH-certified doctors.

• Precision targeting of pigmentation issues

• Minimal recovery time

• Tailored to individual skin needs

• Professional guidance throughout the process

• Achieve a radiant and rejuvenated complexion

Suitable for individuals seeking to address specific pigment concerns with minimal downtime.

Fundamental Aesthetic Medical Clinic

Address: Block 11 Jalan Bukit Merah, #03-4460, Singapore 150011

Understanding Skin Pigmentation

Before tackling skin pigmentation, one must first comprehend the role of melanocytes and melanin. Melanocytes are specialized cells that produce the pigment melanin, which contributes to our skin colour. But when these cells overproduce melanin, the result is pigmentation, which can manifest as dark, brown spots and patches, leading to an uneven skin tone and potentially impacting confidence levels.

Excessive melanin production causes abnormal pigmentation, resulting in a darker skin tone than the surrounding skin. This condition is referred to as hyperpigmentation. Pigmentation can occur in the superficial layer of the skin, the epidermis, or the deeper skin layer, the dermis, depending on the transfer of melanin and melanosomes.

The body naturally combats pigmentation, showing more effectiveness in removing smaller pigment particles like age spots. However, when it comes to larger pigmented lesions, a more targeted approach, like a pigmentation removal treatment, may be required.

Treatment Options - Laser Pigmentation Removal

There's a range of treatment options available for skin pigmentation, including topical creams, medical peels (including chemical peels), and light-based procedures like non-ablative fractionated lasers or low fluence Q-switched lasers. However, different pigmentation treatments have varying levels of effectiveness. While superficial pigmentation types like freckles can be completely removed, deep pigmentation such as melasma is often only reduced by 70-90%.

A careful assessment of factors such as the extent and depth of pigmentation is a necessary step when considering laser treatments for pigmentation. Effective options include the pro yellow laser and PICO Second treatments, even for stubborn pigmentation.

Fundamental Aesthetic Medical Clinic

Address: Block 11 Jalan Bukit Merah, #03-4460, Singapore 150011