My face has freckles, age spots, and acne scars. Should I treat them separately with laser treatment, or can I treat them all at once?

Q: My face has freckles, age spots, and acne scars. Should I treat them separately with laser treatment, or can I treat them all at once?

Patients with melasma, freckles, and acne scars can be treated simultaneously in one session. The doctor will design a treatment plan based on the patient's actual skin condition. For cases with sensitive skin or melasma that is heat-sensitive, the doctor will avoid directly lasering the melasma. Instead, a Pico Laser will be used to treat only the freckles and acne scars, followed by the D' Melasma injection program (4,500 THB per session, or a value-for-money course of 18,000 THB for 5 sessions) to deliver medication to reduce melanin and dark spots at their source. This combined approach is safer, less risky for skin thinning, and addresses all skin problems at once.

Dr. Apinya Saokaew

No. 49465

Patients with melasma, freckles, and acne scars. Both treatments can be done simultaneously in one session. Yes, the doctor will design a treatment plan based on the actual skin condition. If a case involves sensitive skin, or... Ceilings are sensitive to heat. The doctor will avoid directly lasering the melasma, but will instead use... Pico Laser Clear only the freckles and acne scars, then use this method. Injecting the D' Melasma program. (price 4,500.- Per session or a complete course for great value. 18,000.- / 5 times) to deliver the medication to reduce melasma and dark spots at their source. This combination method will help... Melasma can be faded more safely. It doesn't risk thinning your skin and solves all your skin problems at once.

This answer provides only preliminary information. Please schedule an appointment with a doctor for a detailed examination and information.

My skin is dry after Pico Laser treatment. Is this normal? How should I take care of it?

Many patients often wonder, if they have all the ailments on their face, will they need to see the doctor multiple times or have laser treatments done on each spot separately? The answer is, "Yes, they can be fired simultaneously." However, doctors will need to use techniques to adjust the medical equipment settings appropriately for each specific problem.

1. Understand unequal levels of “depth”.

To make it easier to visualize, have the patient imagine their facial skin is like... "Khanom Chan" (layered Thai dessert) please

Freckles and acne scars: It's usually found on the superficial or top layer of the skin, like the top of a cake.
translucent: They usually have deeper roots, like the filling of a pastry in the middle or the bottom layer.

Therefore, laser shooting. It doesn't mean using a single energy source to spread across the entire system. It will all disappear eventually. The doctor will need to "select the laser head" or "adjust the wavelength" to target the pigment at different depths.

2. The "Sandwich Therapy" technique processes all layers at once.

Currently, laser technology, especially this group... Pico Laser หรือ Q-Switch Treatments have advanced significantly. Doctors can now design combination treatments for a single appointment, such as:

Round 1: The doctor will use energy waves that target the black/red pigment to clear it. Acne scars and freckles Upstairs first.
Round 2: The doctor will change the applicator head or adjust the energy level to be gentler but penetrate deeper in order to distribute the pigment. ฝ้า Without over-irritating the upper layer of the skin (because melasma is sensitive to heat; if the laser is too strong, the melasma may become darker).

Very important point: Although they can fire simultaneously, "Post-treatment care" Most importantly, because skin that is being treated for multiple problems simultaneously may be drier or more prone to peeling, patients need to apply moisturizer and sunscreen intensively.