Pigment Control Program

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Most clients describe the sensation as a series of quick zaps or snaps against the skin. Comfort varies depending on the treatment area, pigmentation and treatment approach.

If you prefer, you may apply a topical numbing cream to the treatment area before your appointment, provided it is suitable for you. Please follow the product directions and let us know what you have applied before treatment.

 No. Pigmentation can have different causes, depths and behaviours, and not every pigmented lesion is appropriate for cosmetic treatment. Your Skin Assessment helps determine whether treatment is suitable or whether further medical assessment should be considered first. 

Yes. Forever You uses a 350-picosecond true pico laser.

The system operates with 1064 nm and 532 nm wavelengths, allowing different approaches to be selected according to the pigment being targeted and your individual skin assessment.

 Targeted Pico focuses treatment on selected individual areas of concentrated pigment. Fractional Pico Pigment Treatment distributes energy fractionally across a treatment area and may be considered for selected pigmentation concerns where a fractional approach is appropriate. 

 Pico Toning is a lower-fluence approach applied across a broader area rather than targeting an individual spot. It may be considered for selected diffuse pigmentation and uneven skin tone. 

Melasma requires careful assessment because it can be influenced by multiple factors and may recur. Where treatment is appropriate, the focus is on management and improvement rather than promising permanent removal. 

 There is no universal number. Your treatment plan depends on the type and depth of pigmentation, your skin, the treatment selected and how your pigmentation responds over time. 

Some pigmentation can return, particularly with continued UV exposure or other underlying triggers. This is why UV protection, appropriate home care and ongoing pigment management are important parts of the program. 

Yes.

Your program may begin with one carefully selected treatment. Further treatments can be added only if they are appropriate and necessary.

This depends on the treatment selected and its intensity. Your expected skin response, healing period and aftercare will be discussed before treatment. 

Because two brown spots that look similar may not necessarily require the same approach. We assess your skin and pigmentation first, then determine whether treatment is appropriate and which strategy is most suitable.

Assessment first. Treatment second.