It is recommended to be applied in the winter months for the treatment of all kinds of stains caused by external factors, age-related or congenital. In these treatments, it is very important to protect the skin from the harmful effects of the sun, as the treatment is done by peeling the skin. Therefore, it is recommended to start treatments during the winter months. It is important for individuals with a diagnosis of stains to be conscious and aware of the possibility of recurrence after treatment. Skin protection is of great importance in this context. Each application has a specific duration. Treatment time will vary according to the depth of the stain, the application process of the determined treatment and the skin structure of the person.

Stain Treatments with Chemical Peeling

Chemical peeling is widely applied in the Spot Treatment by Peeling the Skin. The number of sessions may vary depending on the cause and type of skin problem. Applications made as a single session are often sufficient to give shine to the skin. However, in the treatment of fine wrinkles, acne scars and age spots, chemical peeling treatment may be required between 4 and 8 sessions. Before the application, the skin is cleaned and especially degreased. Afterwards, the peeling solution is applied to the skin with a brush. After waiting for a certain time, it is cleaned using water and liquid. The skin is protected after chemical peeling with high factor sunscreens and moisturizers.

Spot Treatments with Laser

One of the most used methods in Spot Treatment by Peeling the Skin is laser devices. In these applications, which act by peeling the skin, laser beams affect the color pigments. With the fractional lasers, which are used effectively and successfully in spot treatments, targeted results can be achieved in the removal of spots caused by different reasons. The absence of tanning with the sun or tanning effects in the area to be applied is very important for the success of laser spot treatments. Because the tanned parts can completely absorb the laser beams. This may cause blistering or irritation. In this area, spot treatments include KTP, Q Switched Nd Yag, IPL, Fractional CO2 laser treatments. These devices are determined according to the preliminary examination of the specialist.