Uploaded July 2015 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
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Watch this demonstration on the treatment of pigmented Lesions by a Quanta Aesthetic Laser. The Quanta Light 4V Aesthetic Laser can be used to treat facial vascular and benign pigmented lesions, inflammatory acne treatments, or hair removal. A Twain IPL upgrade is also available.
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I do use 755 as well for pigmented lesions. If you had a Becker’s nevus that was biopsied and determined safe to be removed, I would use it there. I might use it in a café au lait birthmark. I might use it for just some pigmented areas of PIH even, would be a use of it.
Before we get started, make sure that the skin is clean. I usually have my patients cleanse their face first, and wash their face with a mild soap, and then I also wipe off the skin of any residual oils and residue with an alcohol wipe, and then be sure that the skin is totally dry before we start the laser treatment.
For pigment, I typically recommend using a pretty low pulse width because pigment is very superficial. And then because Darian here is roughly a Fitzpatrick type 2 skin type, I’m going to use an energy level or fluence that is towards the higher end of the recommended settings in the manual because she’s pretty fair skinned, and fair skinned people can actually tolerate the laser more-so than skin of color, and so I can use a bit of a higher setting for the fluence or for the energy.
We’re going to get started. And I’m going to have you put on these safety goggles. I’m going to start on the left cheek, so turn to your right just a little bit. I’m going to adjust the goggle just a little bit here. Ok, here we go.
What I’m doing is actually treating the entire surface area of the face. You can spot treat brown spots or hyperpigmentation, but I have found that in my experience it just works better to treat the entire face, and then you actually end up getting areas where you didn’t even know pigment was there, to come out.
The clinical end point that you want to look for when treating brown spots is a slight darkening of the brown spots that may or may not be seen for a few minutes after the treatment, but that’s the end point we’re looking for, and that shows it’s actually working.
“How does your skin feel right now?”
“It feels warm; a little hot, like a sun burn.”
Well that’s normal, so your face is going to feel like a mild sunburn for probably up to a couple hours or a few hours (2-3 hours let’s say), and then it should go away, and that’s totally normal. If it’s uncomfortable, you can certainly take some Tylenol or Ibuprofen for the discomfort. And the brown spots have gotten darker, which is also normal. And they may continue to get a little bit darker until this evening, and that’s normal. They actually get worse before they get better, and then you can see a bit of a coffee ground appearance like little dark spots, and that’s normal as well. And over about the next week or so, those dark spots just sluff off.
You can use your regular skin care regimen so that you can use your normal face wash, your normal face lotions and moisturizers, and I definitely recommend an SPF daily moisturizer for on your face for sun protection.
For more information visit: quantausa.com
Watch this demonstration on the treatment of pigmented Lesions by a Quanta Aesthetic Laser. The Quanta Light 4V Aesthetic Laser can be used to treat facial vascular and benign pigmented lesions, inflammatory acne treatments, or hair removal. A Twain IPL upgrade is also available.
You can view our Quanta Light 4V Aesthetic Laser on our product page: quantausa.com/products/quanta-light-4v
Quanta Aesthetic Laser's devices are handmade in Europe and sold throughout the US and Canada.
Call us at 844-694-1064 for more info and pricing.
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Follow Us Online Here:
Instagram: instagram.com/quantalasers
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/QuantaAesthe...
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I do use 755 as well for pigmented lesions. If you had a Becker’s nevus that was biopsied and determined safe to be removed, I would use it there. I might use it in a café au lait birthmark. I might use it for just some pigmented areas of PIH even, would be a use of it.
Before we get started, make sure that the skin is clean. I usually have my patients cleanse their face first, and wash their face with a mild soap, and then I also wipe off the skin of any residual oils and residue with an alcohol wipe, and then be sure that the skin is totally dry before we start the laser treatment.
For pigment, I typically recommend using a pretty low pulse width because pigment is very superficial. And then because Darian here is roughly a Fitzpatrick type 2 skin type, I’m going to use an energy level or fluence that is towards the higher end of the recommended settings in the manual because she’s pretty fair skinned, and fair skinned people can actually tolerate the laser more-so than skin of color, and so I can use a bit of a higher setting for the fluence or for the energy.
We’re going to get started. And I’m going to have you put on these safety goggles. I’m going to start on the left cheek, so turn to your right just a little bit. I’m going to adjust the goggle just a little bit here. Ok, here we go.
What I’m doing is actually treating the entire surface area of the face. You can spot treat brown spots or hyperpigmentation, but I have found that in my experience it just works better to treat the entire face, and then you actually end up getting areas where you didn’t even know pigment was there, to come out.
The clinical end point that you want to look for when treating brown spots is a slight darkening of the brown spots that may or may not be seen for a few minutes after the treatment, but that’s the end point we’re looking for, and that shows it’s actually working.
“How does your skin feel right now?”
“It feels warm; a little hot, like a sun burn.”
Well that’s normal, so your face is going to feel like a mild sunburn for probably up to a couple hours or a few hours (2-3 hours let’s say), and then it should go away, and that’s totally normal. If it’s uncomfortable, you can certainly take some Tylenol or Ibuprofen for the discomfort. And the brown spots have gotten darker, which is also normal. And they may continue to get a little bit darker until this evening, and that’s normal. They actually get worse before they get better, and then you can see a bit of a coffee ground appearance like little dark spots, and that’s normal as well. And over about the next week or so, those dark spots just sluff off.
You can use your regular skin care regimen so that you can use your normal face wash, your normal face lotions and moisturizers, and I definitely recommend an SPF daily moisturizer for on your face for sun protection.
