Does Clear + Brilliant laser work for melasma and hyperpigmentation? Is it safe to use on all skin types? Can you get laser treatments while breastfeeding? I went in to see board-certified dermatologist Dr. Nina Desai for another Clear + Brilliant laser treatment and asked her to answer some viewer questions! Watch this video to see the treatment and my before and afters!
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
01:01 Why is Melasma Stubborn?
02:24 How Many Sessions?
03:48 Lasers for Darker Skin Tones
04:57 Better than IPL?
05:47 Worse Melasma?
06:20 Topical Numbing
06:44 Painful?
07:08 Chemical Peels
08:29 Hypochlorous Acid
09:06 Clear + Brilliant Treatment
10:06 Treatment Cost
10:26 Safe for Breastfeeding?
10:58 Post-Treatment Tips
12:18 Hyperpigmentation & Scarring
12:49 Acne Scars
13:18 Pore Size
13:29 Neck Treatment
14:54 Post-Treatment Skincare
17:09 Immediately After Treatment
17:40 Results
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Excited to watch!
Impressive results and so happy for you. I’m no longer hesitant that the treatment will make my pigmentation worse. Thank you so much.
I wish I could afford this. I can’t wait to see your results! I am very fair. Mostly fair Irish skin. But I am also a little Native American. My malasma, came about during pregnancy and never left. I have battled it for 18 years now. I also have rosacea, so mine is also heat related.
Can’t wait to see the results of multiple treatments, but you already look great Susan!