Laser skin whitening. Anyone knows what laser this is?

[wereq]

 

[twilight]

it's dust lol

 

[Deleted member 15866]

i think this would work if you have hyperpigmation but not sure about the effects on a healthy skin.

 

[KDD5]

Over for ethnics

 

[wereq]

i think this would work if you have hyperpigmation but not sure about the effects on a healthy skin.

Makes sense. I do have hyperpigmentation and uneven skin tone due to tan and sun damage.

 

[AySab]

that dark pigment you see getting removed is actually a carbon layer cream, they call it the “carbon laser treatement”. It’s meant to decrease melanin growth with the picolaser.

 

[AySab]

Makes sense. I do have hyperpigmentation and uneven skin tone due to tan and sun damage.

try skin whitening stacks instead of this. Or some microneedling with a conjunction that reduces pigmentation. I actually just made a thread talking about Melasyl (a new anti-pigmentation skincare ingredient) if you want to read.

 

[wereq]

try skin whitening stacks instead of this. Or some microneedling with a conjunction that reduces pigmentation. I actually just made a thread talking about Melasyl (a new anti-pigmentation skincare ingredient) if you want to read.

Thanks will look into it.

 

[Deleted member 66828]

pico laser, wavelength: 532nm, 785nm, and 1064nm (depending on use and other things)

names comes from the exposure time, picoseconds

 

[wereq]

pico laser, wavelength: 532nm, 785nm, and 1064nm (depending on use and other things)

names comes from the exposure time, picoseconds

Thank you.

 

[okwiwhd]

pico laser, wavelength: 532nm, 785nm, and 1064nm (depending on use and other things)

names comes from the exposure time, picoseconds

Holy shit someone on this forum that actually knows what they r talking about