he stain treatments you can apply in your clinic may vary depending on the type and depth of the stain. Here are the most common and treatable types of stains:

1. Sun Spots (Solar Lentigo)
They occur in areas exposed to the sun for a long time.
They are usually seen on the face, hands and shoulders.
They can be treated with laser, chemical peeling and stain-lightening mesotherapy methods.

2. Melasma (Pregnancy Stains)
They occur due to hormonal changes (pregnancy, birth control pills, etc.).
They are most common on the cheeks, forehead and upper lip area.
They can be lightened with laser, mesotherapy, PRP and vitamin C-containing treatments.
3. Post-Acne Stains (Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation)
They leave dark spots on the skin after acne or wound healing.
Fractional laser, chemical peeling and stain-lightening products can be effective.
4. Age Spots (Lentigo Senilis)
They usually appear over the age of 40.
They are seen in areas exposed to the sun such as the hands, face and neck.
They can be removed with laser treatment, peeling and spot mesotherapy.

5. Freckles (Epheliids)
They can occur with genetic predisposition and become more visible with sun.
They can be lightened with IPL laser and chemical peeling.

6. Birthmarks and Deep Hyperpigmentations
While some respond well to treatment, others can be permanent.
They can be opened with Q-Switch laser and PRP supported methods.