What are laser bleach ?

To improve the skin's tone, texture, and overall appearance, medical professionals utilise laser bleach as cosmetic treatments. As they are used to whiten or lighten the skin, these might be referred to as depigmentation processes. 

The procedure of laser bleaching is used to lighten or whiten the skin because, after receiving treatment from the Q switch technique, pigmented skin regions are subsequently treated to make them match the surrounding skin. Fine lines, wrinkles, the size of pores or moles, and the texture of the skin have all been enhanced thanks to this top-notch procedure. 

Another procedure used to get rid of freckles, black spots, acne, sun damage areas, and other skin flaws is the laser facial. It aids in effectively decreasing all of these skin issues. Depending on the preference and requirements of each individual, laser facials can be ablative or non-ablative.

Who is a suitable candidate for laser skin resurfacing?

If you have any of the following, you might be a good candidate for laser skin resurfacing: 

●    scars left by chicken pox or acne. 
●    uneven skin colouring. 
●    birthmarks or skin scars. 
●    liver and age spots 
●    sunkissed skin. 
●    skin that is not receptive after a facelift. 
●    creases or fine lines near the mouth, forehead, or around the eyes 
●    your nose's oil glands are enlarged. 

If any of the following apply to you, laser skin resurfacing may not be an appropriate option for you: 

●    current acne. 
●    extremely dark skin. 
●    deep creases. 
●    a surplus of sagging skin.