Pigmentation & Tattoo Removal Laser Treatment in Hyderabad
Struggling with uneven skin tone, dark spots, sun damage, birthmarks, or unwanted tattoos? Advanced laser technology offers a precise and effective way to target and eliminate unwanted pigment in the skin. At Dr. Nishita’s Clinic in Hyderabad, we utilize sophisticated Q-switched laser systems, expertly calibrated for various pigmentary concerns and tattoo removal, prioritising safety and optimal results for Indian skin.
What are Pigmentation & Tattoo Removal Lasers?
These are specialised lasers, most commonly Q-switched lasers (like Nd:YAG, Ruby, Alexandrite), that deliver extremely short, high-energy pulses of light. This ultra-short pulse duration allows the laser energy to shatter pigment particles (melanin or tattoo ink) without significantly heating the surrounding tissue, minimising scarring risk. Different wavelengths target different colours of pigment or ink.
How Does the Laser Work?
What Conditions Does This Laser Treat?
- Pigmented Lesions:
- Freckles (Ephelides)
- Sun Spots / Age Spots (Solar Lentigines)
- Melasma (requires careful approach, often combination therapy)
- Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation (PIH) – from acne, injuries
- Certain Birthmarks (e.g., Café-au-lait macules, Nevus of Ota/Ito)
- Flat Seborrheic Keratoses
- Tattoo Removal:
- Professional and amateur tattoos (black, blue, red, orange, etc.)
- Cosmetic tattoos (e.g., eyebrow microblading removal – requires expertise)
The Laser Procedure at Dr. Nishita’s Clinic:
Recovery and Aftercare
- Downtime: Minimal for pigment spots (mild redness). For tattoos, expect redness, swelling, possibly blistering, and crusting for 1-2 weeks.
- Immediate Effects: Redness, swelling, frosting/whitening. Treated pigment spots may darken initially before flaking off (5-10 days). Tattoos will develop crusts.
- Aftercare:
- Strict sun avoidance and broad-spectrum sunscreen (SPF 50+) are crucial to prevent hyperpigmentation.
- Keep the treated area clean and dry. Apply prescribed antibiotic ointment/soothing balm as advised, especially for tattoos.
- Avoid picking at crusts or blisters to prevent scarring and infection.
- Avoid harsh skincare products on the treated area until fully healed.
Who is a Good Candidate? / Suitability
- Individuals with specific types of benign pigmented lesions or unwanted tattoos.
- Lighter skin types generally respond well. Treatment on darker Indian skin requires expertise and appropriate laser parameters (often Nd:YAG 1064nm) to minimise risks of pigmentary changes (hypo/hyperpigmentation).
- Not suitable during pregnancy, active infections, or with certain medications. Tattoos with certain colours (like green, yellow, white) can be more challenging to remove completely. Realistic expectations are important. Melasma treatment requires a very cautious approach.
Why Choose Dr. Nishita’s Clinic?
- Expert Dermatologist Diagnosis: Crucial for correctly identifying the type of pigmentation and determining if laser is the best approach (especially for conditions like melasma).
- Advanced Q-Switched Laser Technology: Utilising appropriate wavelengths and settings for different pigments and tattoo inks.
- Expertise in Indian Skin: Dr. Nishita carefully calibrates treatments to maximise results while minimising risks of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation or hypopigmentation in Indian skin tones.
- Realistic Goal Setting: Honest discussion about the number of sessions needed and expected outcomes.
- Comprehensive Approach: Often combining laser with topical treatments or other procedures for optimal results, especially for complex pigmentation like melasma.
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