Frequently Asked Questions for "Spot Treatment"

The reason for the formation of spots is the sun, the sun creates spots in genetically predisposed people. Some drugs such as hormones, pregnancy and birth control pills are particularly prone to stains. Sensitivity to the sun occurs in people who are genetically burned or due to the reasons listed above, and even a little exposure to the sun causes staining.

Hyperpigmentation is brown spots due to the accumulation of melanin in the skin. Melanin, which gives color to our skin, is produced by melanocytes. If the melanocytes work hard locally and produce too much melanin, the melanin that accumulates in the skin creates brown spots. Factors that irritate the skin, such as too much sun exposure and acne, cause hyperpigmentation.

Temporary point-like crusts may be seen in the operation area. There may be sensitivity to the sun. The procedure has no permanent side effects.

The area should not be washed for the first 2 hours after the treatment. Spf50+ sunscreen cream should be used regularly every 2-3 hours. The treated area should not be itchy or plucked. Avoid going out in the sun as much as possible.

Depending on the hormonal status of the person, skin structure, medications, and exposure to the sun, the spots may recur.

It is the sun that creates the stain, so if you do not want to have a stain on your face, you must be protected from the sun very well. Even if you are indoors in summer and winter, you should always use sunscreen cream.

These are brown sharply circumscribed spots that settle on the forehead, cheeks, upper nose and mustache due to reasons such as melasma, pregnancy hormone disorder, and birth control drugs. It is a very common complaint in sunny countries like Turkey.

The duration of treatment may vary with the depth and age of the stain, its size, and the additional characteristics of the person. There will be at least ten percent improvement in each session. It is aimed to see the desired effect in 3-5 sessions on average.