Glow Artistry

Spectra Melasma Laser Toning uses a powerful laser energy, laser toning reduces visible pigmentation by breaking down melanin molecules, allowing your immune system to remove them naturally. While laser toning was previously only useful for lighter skin tones, Spectra’s laser can treat pigmentation in all skin types.

Over the course of 8 – 10 sessions, a high-powered laser will be used to target areas of hyperpigmentation to break down the melanin molecules. Relatively painless, your skin may feel warm to touch and look a little flushed straight after the session, but this quickly resolves.

With no downtime, laser toning treatment can be easily scheduled into your lunch break – you can even reapply makeup straight after your treatment. Just remember to use sunscreen in between sessions to get the most benefit from your treatment.

Conditions Spectra Pigment Laser Toning Treats

All skin tones
Hyperpigmentation
Age Spots
Freckles
Melasma
Post Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation

Benefits of Spectra Pigmentation Laser Toning

Conditions Spectra Pigment Laser Toning Treats

Improves skin tone and texture
Breaks down melanin molecules
Reduces the appearance of melasma pigmentation concerns

Frequently Asked Questions About Spectra Melasma Laser Toning

How many treatments will I need?

We recommend a series of 8-10 treatments

Is it safe for all skin tones?

Yes we can treat all tones including Melasma

Are the results permanent?

Once you have a pigmented lesion removed, it will return following your treatment. However, it is important to note that other factors, such as exposure to the sun, aging, and changes to hormones could potentially impact the development of new pigmentations

Is there downtime?

Following the treatment, clients will usually experience a reddening or darkening of the area that was treated. The lesion may possibly peel. It is important to understand that this is perfectly normal, and it is only temporary.

What can I do to optimize results?

After the treatment, it is important to use sunscreen on a regular basis. Protect your skin from UV rays to ensure that there is no development of new pigmented lesions.