Skin Conditions
Age Spots Treatments
Age spots, also known as solar lentigines or sun spots/liver spots, typically appear in adults over the age of 40, as flat brown, grey or black spots on the skin. These spots become more apparent as we age, significantly in those who have been exposed to high levels of sun.
TREATMENTS FOR age spots
01Pigmentation Facial
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Our Pigmentation Facial effectively addresses age spots through the powerful blend of medical microneedling, dermaplaning and a gentle micropeel. When combined, these ensure melanocyte cell function is optimised, leading to a visible improvement in sunspots.This treatment is particularly effective in treating age spots and hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones, which may not be suited to laser treatment such as IPL.
02Lumecca IPL
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IPL is one of the most powerful treatments in reducing pigment caused by ageing, treating hyperpigmentation in just one or two sessions. Using intense pulsed light photo-thermolysis, this laser treatment destroys pigmentation patches, which are absorbed or removed into the blood and lymphatic system. Results show a restored clarity and brightness to the skin, evening the skin tone.
03exotech exosome therapy
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Exosomes, when microneedled into the skin, work efficiently in regulating melanin production and reducing age spots, through inhibiting the transfer of melanin to surrounding cells. Extracted from damascene rose cells, Exosomes contain biomolecules such as proteins,growth factors, lipids and nucleonic acids, which act as regeneration messengers from stem cells to other cells.
04UltraClear™
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Offered exclusively in our Belgravia and Edinburgh clinics, UltraClear utilises highly innovative cold fractional ablative laser technology to target hyperpigmentation in the form of age spots. Recommended for all skin types and exceptionally adept in targeting excess pigment,this treatment works to remove damaged skin layers and stimulate collagen renewal,resulting in an improvement in skin tone and a visible reduction in hyperpigmentation.