Laser for Non-Healing Wounds
Low-level laser therapy as an adjunct in the management of chronic, slow-healing wounds.
Café-au-Lait Spot Treatment
Overview
A café-au-lait spot is a flat, evenly light-brown patch of pigmentation, usually present from birth or early childhood. A single spot is common and usually of no medical concern, but several spots together can occasionally be a marker for an underlying genetic condition and are assessed accordingly before any cosmetic treatment is discussed. Response to laser is variable and less predictable than for sun-induced pigmentation, and recurrence after treatment is common.
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Laser Tattoo Removal
Q-switched and picosecond laser removal of amateur and professional tattoos.
Skin Tightening
Energy-based treatment to stimulate collagen and improve mild skin laxity.
Stretch Mark Removal
Fractional laser and microneedling to improve the texture and colour of stretch marks.
Next step
Considering Café-au-Lait Spot Treatment?
Book a consultation and get a straight answer on whether this is right for you, what it involves, and what it will cost. No obligation to proceed.
- A private, unhurried assessment with the surgeon
- An honest view of what is realistically achievable
- A written quote with no hidden costs
- Complete confidentiality