Laser treatment and laser toning are non-surgical skin procedures used to address concerns such as pigmentation, uneven skin tone, sun spots and certain types of dark patches. Depending on the skin concern, a dermatologist may recommend a suitable laser wavelength and treatment approach after examining the skin.
How Does Laser Toning Work?
Laser toning uses controlled laser energy to target excess pigment while limiting exposure to the surrounding skin. Treatment settings are adjusted according to skin type, pigmentation, sensitivity and the condition being treated. Multiple sessions may be recommended because results usually develop gradually rather than after a single treatment.
What to Expect
Before treatment, a dermatologist evaluates your skin and discusses your goals, medical history and suitability for laser therapy. Temporary redness, warmth or mild sensitivity can occur after treatment. Proper sun protection and skincare are important during the treatment period.
Laser toning is not suitable for everyone, and outcomes vary based on the type and cause of pigmentation, skin type and treatment plan. A qualified dermatologist can recommend the safest and most appropriate approach.