
Dark spots, sun spots, and age spots are common skin concerns that may be a cause of self-consciousness. These pigmented blemishes often appear on areas of the skin exposed to the sun, such as the face, hands, shoulders, and arms. While they are typically harmless, many individuals may seek a treatment solution to achieve a more even complexion and regain their confidence.
VI Peels are a popular choice for individuals looking to rejuvenate their skin and reduce the appearance of dark spots. These chemical peels are formulated with a blend of powerful ingredients, to exfoliate the skin's top layer and stimulate collagen production. VI Peels are suitable for various skin types and can significantly improve the appearance of dark spots with minimal downtime.
The VI Peel treatment process is simple and typically lasts around 30 minutes. It begins with a thorough cleansing of your skin to remove any dirt or excess oil. Following the cleansing, our expert providers will carefully apply the VI Peel solution to your skin. This solution contains a powerful combination of ingredients, including trichloroacetic acid (TCA), salicylic acid, retinol, and vitamin C. These ingredients work in harmony to exfoliate and rejuvenate the skin's surface, unveiling a more radiant and smoother complexion.
Chemical Peel Procedure GuideExcel® V+/ Laser Genesis is an advanced laser treatment that targets pigmented lesions, such as sun spots and age spots. Excel® V+ specifically uses a high-performance laser to break down pigmentation, while Laser Genesis stimulates collagen production and improves overall skin texture. These treatments are safe, effective, and require minimal recovery time.
During the Excel V+ treatment, as the system administers energy below the skin's surface, you may feel mild heat pulses. The number of sessions needed for optimal results may vary based on individual factors. Achieving complete and satisfying results may require multiple treatment sessions.
Laser Genesis Procedure GuideMicroneedling is a skin rejuvenation procedure that involves the use of tiny needles to create controlled micro-injuries in the skin. This process stimulates collagen and elastin production, helping to reduce the appearance of dark spots and improve skin texture. This treatment may be combined with medical-grade skincare for enhanced results.
Microneedling typically has minimal downtime, with some redness and mild swelling immediately after the treatment. These side effects usually resolve within a few days. You can usually return to your regular activities soon after the procedure.
Microneedling Procedure GuideLaser peels, also known as skin resurfacing treatments, utilizes safe and effective laser technology to remove the top layer of damaged skin, revealing smoother and more even-toned skin beneath.
Laser peels may have a slightly longer downtime compared to other approaches. Patients may experience some redness, swelling, and peeling for a few days, depending on the intensity of the peel. It's important to follow post-treatment care instructions provided during your consultation.
Laser Peel Procedure GuidePreventing the reappearance of dark spots, sun spots, and age spots is crucial. Our specialized products from Central Park Skin Lab are designed to minimize the likelihood of these blemishes returning. Recommended products include:
Yes, these treatments are generally suitable for a wide range of skin types. However, it's essential to book a consultation to determine the most appropriate treatment for your specific skin concerns and needs.
The number of treatment sessions required can vary depending on the severity of the spots and the chosen treatment option. Some individuals may see significant improvement after a single session, while others may need multiple sessions for optimal results.
While these treatments can effectively reduce the appearance of existing spots, they may not prevent new ones from developing. It's essential to protect your skin from sun exposure by wearing SPF 50+ daily and using other sun protection measures to minimize the risk of future recurrences.
Medically Reviewed By: Dr. Tammy Chen, DDS