Laser Treatments for Pigmentation, Redness & Rejuvenation

IPL uses broad-spectrum filtered light to treat several superficial skin concerns across a wider area.

It can be particularly useful where pigmentation, diffuse redness and signs of sun damage occur together, making it a versatile option for overall photorejuvenation.

May be suited to: freckles, sun damage, diffuse redness, superficial vessels, uneven tone and selected acne concerns.

A consultation and test patch may be required before treatment.

Pigment Correct uses targeted laser energy to treat discrete areas of unwanted pigment, such as selected sun spots, freckles and superficial pigmented lesions.

Unlike a broader full-face rejuvenation treatment, the laser can be directed to individual areas of pigment to treat stubborn pigment more precisely.

May be suited to: sun spots, freckles, selected superficial pigmentation and individual pigmented lesions assessed as appropriate for cosmetic treatment.

All pigmented lesions must be appropriately assessed before laser treatment. Suspicious or uncertain lesions will not be treated cosmetically and may require a separate dermoscopic or medical assessment- if you are unsure please book a mole check with us.

Vascular laser uses targeted light energy that is absorbed by blood within visible vessels, causing the treated vessel to gradually close and become less noticeable.

Treatment can be tailored to isolated facial vessels, areas of more diffuse redness and selected small leg vessels.

May be suited to: facial telangiectasia, broken capillaries, redness around the nose and cheeks, cherry angiomas and selected superficial leg vessels.

Several treatments may be required, and not all vascular conditions are suitable for cosmetic laser treatment.

Tone & Glow is a gentle laser rejuvenation treatment designed to support clearer, brighter and more even-looking skin with minimal downtime.

It may be used as an individual refresh or as part of a planned course for gradual improvements in skin tone and luminosity.

May be suited to: dullness, uneven tone, mild pigmentation, general rejuvenation and maintenance.

Your clinician may recommend combining this treatment with skincare, peels or other laser modalities depending on your goals. Tone & Glow can also be incorporated into a broader skin-health plan alongside appropriate skincare, peels or selected Skin Gym treatments skin gym treatments.

Melasma is a chronic and complex pigment condition influenced by factors such as hormones, ultraviolet exposure, heat and inflammation.

In carefully selected patients, low-fluence Q-switched laser treatment may be incorporated into a broader melasma-management plan. Laser is not a cure and is generally used alongside strict sun protection, appropriate skincare and, where indicated, prescription treatment.

May be suited to: selected epidermal or mixed facial melasma that has been medically assessed.

Consultation is required, as inappropriate or overly aggressive treatment may worsen pigmentation.

Fractional laser creates controlled microscopic treatment zones within the skin, stimulating renewal while leaving surrounding tissue intact to support healing.

Treatment intensity can be adjusted according to the concern and acceptable downtime.

May be suited to: uneven texture, enlarged pores, fine lines, selected acne scarring and photo-damaged skin.

Consultation is required to assess suitability, preparation, downtime and the risk of post-inflammatory pigmentation.