Ice laser spot treatment is performed. Skin spots are among the most common skin problems. If the skin is exposed to the harmful effects of the sun excessively, spots may occur. Apart from these, skin blemishes may occur as a result of the use of some creams, the side effects of drugs and hormonal changes such as pregnancy. Individuals can use some fading creams for spot treatment, as well as prefer skin peeling methods. However, with laser applications, you can get rid of these spots in a very short time. The aim of laser spot treatment is to partially damage the melanozone and melanocytes containing melanin. In this way, new cell formation can be triggered.

Types of Stains Treatable with Ice Laser

Ice laser spot treatment is done in the comfort of a massage. Ice laser treatment, which is effective on many spots such as sun spots, cosmetic spots, age spots, pigmentations, freckles, tattoos, cafe au lait spots and deep spots, makes the cells that cause spotting peel off. The blemishes are evaluated dermatologically. Treatment can be decided based on clinical findings. The same treatment process may not be effective for all skin types. For this reason, test shots are also taken during skin analysis. In this way, the most suitable spot treatment laser application process is planned. Laser methods are applied in comfortable ways. With these applications made with the aim of renewing the skin, the appearance of blemishes is significantly reduced.

In How Many Sessions Can Spot Treatment Be Removed with Ice Laser?

Ice laser spot treatment can be treated in different sessions depending on the formation of the spot on the skin. It is very important for laser treatment which skin layer the spots reach. Since sunspots, age spots and freckles are more superficial spots, 2 to 4 spot treatments can be treated with laser sessions, while 2 to 4 sessions may be required for deeper spots. Deeply extending spots in Wood's light can give a white highlight. This is not the case with superficial stains. After all spots are removed with ice laser spot treatments, they may reoccur in the same area. However, the probability of formation of spots will be higher in areas where laser applications are not made.