It’s natural for our skin to experience pigment changes as we age. However, sometimes age spots and sun damage make us feel older than we are and can make us feel self-conscious. There is good news! The experts at Phases Skin Care and Laser Center offer effective brown spot removal in Indianapolis.
Using Lasers for Pigment Correction
Our skincare experts can provide customized laser treatments to correct pigment issues like brown spots from age or the sun.
Before any treatment, we always sit down for an in-depth consultation with each of our patients to talk through their specific concerns, and then we make treatment recommendations.
These are the lasers we most frequently use to treat pigment issues like brown spots.
PICO Genesis
The PICO Genesis is our lightest treatment for superficial sun damage. There’s no required downtime after treatment, so it’s great for quickly revitalizing your skin.
BBL HERO
Broadband light therapy with our BBL is one of our most effective and versatile treatments for brown spot removal in Indianapolis. One of the benefits of BBL is that it can easily address pigment issues anywhere on the body.
HALO Laser
A HALO laser treatment gently resurfaces your skin by removing the outer, damaged layers. With HALO, we’re able to address multiple skin concerns at the same time to provide full facial rejuvenation in just one treatment.
Microlaser Peel
Not only is Microlaser Peel our best hyperpigmentation treatment, but it can also address brown spots, sun damage, and other skin concerns too.
Need Brown Spot Removal in Indianapolis? Visit Phases Today!
The experts at Phases Skin Care and Laser Center are ready and waiting to help you experience revitalized skin today.
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