Laser Clinic

Skin Concerns Treated with Laser

Specialised laser treatments for pigmentation, scars, acne, skin rejuvenation, hair reduction and other skin concerns.

From dark spots and acne scars to visible red veins and moles, different skin concerns affect different layers of the skin. Identifying the nature of the concern is the first step towards choosing an appropriate treatment.

The following are the main categories of skin concerns that may be treated with laser at FV Hospital. If you are unsure which category applies to you, you can start with a skin consultation and assessment by a dermatologist.

  • Loose skin and reduced elasticity
  • Sagging around the jawline and cheeks, with less defined facial contours
  • Wrinkles around the eyes, forehead and mouth
  • Deep smile lines
  • Melasma: Patches of pigmentation that often appear symmetrically on the cheeks, forehead or chin. It can occur in different forms, including epidermal, dermal and mixed melasma.
  • Freckles and age spots: Freckles are small spots that commonly appear on sun-exposed skin. Age spots are brown marks that develop over time, often on the face, backs of the hands and upper chest.
  • Post-acne marks: Dark marks that remain after acne spots have healed, known as post-inflammatory hyper pigmentation.
  • Dull or uneven skin tone
  • Congenital pigmented birthmarks.
  • Inflammatory acne
  • Acne scars, including ice-pick, boxcar and rolling scars
  • Scars caused by accidents or injuries, and surgical scars
  • Hypertrophic scars, which are raised scars that remain within the boundaries of the original wound
  • Dark or red scars
  • Thread veins and telangiectasia: Small red, purple or blue blood vessels visible beneath the skin, often around the nose, cheeks, neck and upper chest.
  • Spider veins: Small blood vessels with a branching, web-like appearance.
  • Rosacea: A chronic skin condition that causes facial redness and may be accompanied by visible blood vessels.
  • Cherry angiomas, red moles and small vascular birthmarks.
  • Moles
  • Skin tags
  • Warts
  • Seborrhoeic keratoses
  • Congenital naevi
  • Milia and syringomas (tiny bumps, often around the eyes)
  • Enlarged pores, particularly around the nose and cheeks
  • Rough or uneven skin texture
  • Fine surface lines
  • Dull-looking skin
  • Excess hair on the underarms, arms, legs, back, abdomen and bikini area
  • Facial hair, including the upper lip, chin and cheeks
  • Hair that grows back quickly and requires frequent shaving or waxing
  • Body tattoos, including multi-coloured tattoos
  • Tattoos that have been treated elsewhere but have not faded completely
  • Eyebrow or lip tattoos with unwanted colour changes, or that you would like removed before having them redone

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Unsure which skin concern you have?

Your dermatologist will examine your skin and recommend an appropriate treatment approach.

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