As a precaution we always advise to have any blemish checked by a medical professional to ensure the blemish is suitable for treatment before your consultation.

We advise you to contact us prior to booking a consultation if you have/or have had, any medical issues or take any medications.

We take client safety extremely seriously and may ask for a Doctors/Dermatologist letter as confirmation you are suitable for treatment.

• Treatment works best on fair to medium skin tones.
• We advise no sun exposure or fake tan on the area 4 weeks before or after laser.
• We do not treat if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
• No active infections.
• Avoid any active skincare for unto 14 days before or after treatment.
• Over 18 years of age only.

(Not an exhaustive list)

A compulsory consultation and patch test are carried out prior to treatment to determine your suitability

Most clients describe the sensation as a warm flick on the skin with very little discomfort.

We use advanced Cryo Zimmer cooling technology to aid with client comfort.

Following treatment, the area may feel warm and appear slightly red for a few hours.

Pigmented spots often darken temporarily before they flake or fade over the following 7–14 days. Mild swelling and redness can occur, and in rare cases a small blister may form along with lightening or darkening of the skin, often temporary.

Strict sun protection is essential after treatment and the use of SPF 30 + is advised on a continued daily basis.

Treated pigmentation typically darkens first, then gradually fades as the skin renews.

The skin often appears clearer, brighter and more even as healing progresses.

We reassess your results at 4–6 weeks and advise whether further treatment would be beneficial.

Once successfully treated, individual sun or age spots are usually long-term or permanently reduced.

However, continued sun exposure and natural ageing can lead to new pigmentation developing over time. Consistent SPF use and appropriate skincare are essential to maintain results, and occasional maintenance treatments may be required.