Everis Aesthetic Medicine
You avoid bright lighting. You layer concealer every morning. That dark patch on your cheekbone or forehead has become the first thing you notice in every mirror.
Everis Aesthetic Medicine uses targeted laser wavelengths to break apart stubborn pigmentation at the source. Our ABAM-certified physicians in Milpitas treat sun spots and melasma with protocols calibrated to your skin type and melanin depth.
Laser sun spot and melasma removal is a non-invasive dermatological procedure that uses calibrated light energy to target and fragment excess melanin deposits in the epidermis and dermis. Everis Aesthetic Medicine uses the Sciton JOULE platform, including Sciton BBL broadband light therapy, which delivers specific wavelengths absorbed selectively by melanin, breaking pigment clusters into particles small enough for the body's lymphatic system to clear naturally over two to six weeks.
Sun spots, also called solar lentigines, are discrete flat patches caused by cumulative UV exposure. They sit in the upper epidermis and respond predictably to laser treatment.
Melasma is a deeper, hormonally influenced hyperpigmentation that involves both epidermal and dermal melanin. This condition requires lower energy settings and more treatment sessions because aggressive laser parameters can trigger rebound darkening.
Everis Aesthetic Medicine distinguishes between these two conditions during your initial assessment.
Patients with visible sun damage on the face, chest, or hands see the clearest improvement. Melasma patients who have not responded to topical hydroquinone or chemical peels often find laser treatment more effective.
Concealer covers pigmentation. Laser treatment removes it. Everis Aesthetic Medicine's laser protocols fragment melanin deposits that topical products cannot reach.
Most sun spots lighten noticeably after one to two sessions.
Uneven pigmentation creates visual contrast that ages the face beyond its years. Laser pigmentation removal at Everis Aesthetic Medicine evens the chromatic baseline of your skin.
The laser's wavelength is absorbed selectively by melanin. Surrounding keratinocytes and collagen structures remain undamaged. This selective photothermolysis means your healthy skin stays intact.
Your physician examines each pigmented area under Wood's lamp illumination to determine melanin depth. Everis Aesthetic Medicine classifies your pigmentation as epidermal, dermal, or mixed before selecting the laser protocol.
The physician selects wavelength, spot size, pulse duration, and fluence based on your assessment results.
The laser handpiece delivers controlled pulses across each pigmented zone. You may feel a snapping sensation similar to a rubber band. Treatment time ranges from 15 to 45 minutes.
Treated areas appear temporarily darker as fragmented melanin rises to the skin surface. This darkening flakes off naturally over seven to fourteen days. Everis Aesthetic Medicine provides a post-treatment kit with gentle cleanser, barrier cream, and mineral SPF 50.
Laser pigmentation removal requires precise energy calibration. Too much energy triggers post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Too little energy fails to fragment the melanin target.
Everis Aesthetic Medicine's physicians hold ABAM certification. Our physician-owned practice means your treating doctor selects every parameter. No technician guesswork.
Before-and-after images show the progressive clearance of sun spots and melasma over multiple treatment sessions. Your Everis Aesthetic Medicine physician reviews comparative images at each follow-up.
Patients describe the confidence shift that comes with clear, even-toned skin. Many report that they stopped wearing heavy foundation within weeks of completing their treatment series.
Most sun spots clear in one to two sessions. Deeper or larger lesions may require a third treatment.
Laser treatment clears existing pigmentation, but melasma is a chronic condition influenced by hormones and UV exposure. Maintenance sessions every six to twelve months help prevent recurrence. Strict SPF 50 use is essential.
Most patients describe the sensation as a quick snap against the skin. No anesthesia is required for sun spots.
Treated spots darken temporarily and flake off within seven to fourteen days. You can return to work immediately.
Yes — if incorrect parameters are used. That is why Everis Aesthetic Medicine uses only ABAM-certified physicians who calibrate energy settings specifically for melasma.
Everis Aesthetic Medicine uses the Sciton JOULE platform with Sciton BBL broadband light therapy. BBL's interchangeable filters target melanin at specific wavelength bands for precise pigment removal with minimal risk to surrounding tissue.
