Age & Sun Spot
Removal
Sun Spots
Your unprotected skin can get exposed to ultraviolet rays at a tanning booth or from years of going without sunscreen, As a result, your skin has overproduced melanin skin pigment in your skin cells, resulting in uneven skin patches. Darker discoloration indicates damage within the deeper layers of the skin and may be more difficult to treat, but It is nature's way of protecting the skin from further damage after excessive ultraviolet ray exposure.
Chemical Spots
Certain chemicals called psoralens may cause age spots and can be found in foods like parsley, limes, and parsnips, causing small local blisters and skin burns, that later become age spots. Additionally, lotions contain musk or bergamot oil, which are common perfume ingredients and can produce age spots when applied to sun-exposed areas.
Birthmarks
Birthmarks are colored marks on the skin that are present at birth or develop shortly after birth. They can be of different sizes, shapes, and colors, including brown, tan, black, blue, pink, white, red, or purple. Birthmarks can be superficial, raised above the surface of the skin; or located under the skin.
Effective treatments with laser and light include: