Pigmentation treatment with DEKA Again PRO
- Minimal discomfort
- High precision
- Effectiveness
Pigmenta Plankumu Likvidēšanas priekšrocības
Pigmentation and melasma can cause aesthetic discomfort and affect self-confidence. Modern treatment methods can help reduce these concerns and restore a healthier, more radiant appearance. DEKA Again PRO helps improve age-related and UV-induced skin changes, reduce the appearance of pigmentation and melasma, and promote a more even skin tone and texture.
- The doctor selects the appropriate treatment method and equipment individually based on clinical indications.
Versatility
Suitable for treating selected age spots, sun-induced pigmentation, melasma, post-acne marks, enlarged pores, and dull skin tone.
Short recovery period
Mild skin redness may occur after the procedure and usually subsides within several hours or days.
High effectiveness
The DEKA Again PRO Alexandrite laser operates at a wavelength of 755 nm and can be used to treat various types of pigmentation and selected cases of melasma, as well as visible signs of photoageing.
Skin regeneration
In addition to reducing pigmentation, laser treatment may support collagen and elastin production, helping to improve skin texture and firmness and reduce the appearance of fine lines.
Pigmentation treatment prices
Dermatologist consultation with dermoscopic examination before the procedure
€70
Pigmentation treatment
One zone: forehead, eye area, nose, cheeks, chin, upper lip, neck, décolletage, etc.
€85
Pigmentation treatment
Full face
€199
Melasma treatment
with laser
€230
- The cost of a procedure performed using the same product, technology, or equipment may vary depending on the specialist’s professional category – doctor or cosmetologist – reflecting their level of expertise and medical responsibility.
What should you know about pigmentation treatment?
What is hyperpigmentation?
Hyperpigmentation is a skin condition in which certain areas become darker than the surrounding skin. These colour changes are caused by excessive production of melanin – the pigment responsible for the colour of the skin, hair, and irises.
Causes of hyperpigmentation:
- Ultraviolet radiation
- Hormonal changes
- Ageing processes
- Post-inflammatory changes (following acne, burns, injuries, or inflammation)
- Effects of medications and cosmetic products
- Genetic predisposition
Types of hyperpigmentation:
- Melasma Develops due to hormonal changes or sun exposure. It usually appears on the face as irregularly shaped patches.
- Sun or age spots (lentigines) Dark spots that develop after many years of ultraviolet exposure, particularly on areas of the body frequently exposed to the sun.
- Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation Develops following skin damage, including acne, burns, or injuries.
How does the laser work?
Laser therapy is one of the effective methods used to reduce hyperpigmentation, including melasma. The treatment targets excess melanin in the skin while stimulating natural cellular renewal.
How the laser works:
- Selective targeting The laser beam is directed at areas with an increased concentration of melanin. Its wavelength is absorbed by the pigment, allowing the laser to target melanin while minimising the effect on surrounding tissue.
- Breakdown of melanin Laser energy breaks melanin into microscopic particles, which are then gradually removed through the body’s natural processes.
- Stimulation of regeneration The laser activates skin renewal processes and promotes the formation of new cells with more even pigmentation.
- Improved microcirculation The laser supports blood circulation in the treatment area, helping to improve the skin’s overall condition and regenerative capacity.
How many treatments are required to achieve the desired result?
The number of laser treatments required for hyperpigmentation and melasma depends on the type, depth, and intensity of the pigmentation, as well as the individual characteristics of the patient’s skin.
Which concerns can the procedure address?
Laser treatment of hyperpigmentation and melasma with DEKA Again PRO can help address the following concerns:
- Hyperpigmentation
- Melasma
- Post-acne marks
- Freckles
- Uneven skin tone
- Pigmented scars
The procedure not only helps reduce unwanted pigmentation but also stimulates skin renewal, improving its texture and giving it a healthier, more radiant appearance.
What is the recovery period after the procedure?
The recovery period after laser treatment for hyperpigmentation and melasma depends on the laser used, the treatment depth, and the individual characteristics of the skin.
- Depending on the treatment depth, regenerating creams and sun-protection products may be recommended.
Recommendations during the recovery period:
- Protect the skin from the sun
Apply sunscreen with SPF 50+ for 4–6 weeks after the procedure. - Avoid irritating the skin
Do not rub the skin or remove peeling areas. - Moisturise the skin
Use regenerating skincare products (as recommended by your doctor). - Avoid heat exposure
Avoid saunas, steam rooms, and hot baths for one week. - Minimise the use of make-up
Particularly during the first few days after the procedure.
If the procedure is performed on sensitive areas or for deep pigmentation, the doctor may recommend an individual skincare plan.
How should you prepare for the procedure?
- Dermatologist consultation Before the procedure, it is important to consult a doctor to determine the type of pigmentation and skin type and to rule out contraindications.
- Avoid cosmetics containing harsh active ingredients For 1–2 weeks before the procedure, avoid products containing retinoids, acids such as AHA and BHA, and other active ingredients that may increase skin sensitivity.
- Avoid sun exposure Avoid intensive sun exposure and use sunscreen with SPF 50+ for 2 weeks before the procedure.
- Avoid peels and other exfoliating treatments Do not undergo these treatments for 1–2 weeks before the laser procedure.
- Provide information about medications Inform your doctor about all medications you are taking, particularly antibiotics, antiviral medications, and anticoagulants.
- Prepare carefully and follow your doctor’s instructions This helps maximise the treatment’s effectiveness and reduce the risk of adverse effects.
Contraindications
- Active skin conditions (including acute inflammation, eczema, or herpes in the treatment area)
- Bacterial, viral, or fungal skin infections
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding
- Exacerbation of chronic medical conditions
- A predisposition to keloid scarring
- Epilepsy or other conditions associated with increased sensitivity
- Dark or heavily tanned skin: Patients with darker skin have an increased risk of hypopigmentation or hyperpigmentation and require an individual treatment approach.
- Active tan: The procedure is not recommended on recently tanned skin because of the increased risk of hyperpigmentation.
- Doctor consultation and dermatoscopic examination are mandatory for all types of skin lesion removal procedures. Consultation is a paid service.
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