Description

13. Pigmentation on different part of human body Pigmentation is the colouring of tissues in living creatures such as animals and plants. Pigmentation is the colour of the skin, hair, and eyes in humans, which is determined by the presence and distribution of pigments in the body. Melanin, carotene, and haemoglobin are the primary pigments responsible for human skin colour. Melanin. Q-SWITCHED LASER The most current therapy for uneven skin tone and hyperpigmentation is the Instant  Clarity Laser (Q-Switched Laser). It is a ground-breaking therapy that uses a Q-Switched laser to eliminate unwanted pigmentation on the skin in a very safe manner for Indian skin.
 
The Q-Switch laser produces an invisible light beam that specifically targets the brown pigment, or melanin, found in dark spots while having no impact on the surrounding skin. The pigment absorbs laser light and fragments inside the tissues of the skin, resulting in a smooth, even skin tone. The laser has the ability to reach deeper areas that products, peels, and other treatments cannot.
1.Melasma 2.Freckles 3.Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation 4.Erythema 5.Post-traumatic inflammation 6.Enlarged pores 7.Lentigo 8.Post-acne pigmentation