Dermatologist-led laser and skin treatment for melasma, freckles, acne, acne scars, hair removal and moles
Every programme starts with a skin examination by a dermatologist, who then chooses the laser or treatment that matches your concern and skin tone, rather than selling you a course first and finding the reason afterwards.
Why treat your skin with a dermatologist
Two dark spots that look alike may be a superficial freckle that clears in a single session, melasma that needs long-term care, or a skin growth that should be excised and sent for histology. Dr. Kate, Asst. Prof. Dr. Borisut Sanmano, is a dermatologist who has cared for patients for more than 20 years, so every case begins with a diagnosis. She then chooses from the clinic's range of wavelengths: Dual Yellow 578/511 nm for redness and superficial pigment, picosecond lasers for deep pigment and tattoos, carbon laser for pores and acne, fractional laser for acne scars, and laser hair removal. And she will tell you plainly when a problem needs medication or time rather than a laser.
All skin and laser services
Perfect Bright (Dual Yellow)
Yellow 578 nm and green 511 nm laser light to reduce redness, acne marks and broken capillaries and brighten the skin
Read more →Pigment laser (Blemish Eraser)
Melasma, freckles, dark spots, birthmarks and tattoos with a short-pulse picosecond pigment laser
Read more →Carbon laser (Soft Touch)
Exfoliates, tightens pores and reduces clogged pores and oiliness. No scabbing, straight back to work
Read more →Fractional laser (Refine)
Enlarged pores, acne scars, rough skin and stretch marks through new collagen formation
Read more →Laser hair removal
Underarms, bikini, face, arms, legs, and chest and back for men. Courses of 6–8 sessions, with an optional underarm brightening add-on
Read more →Melasma treatment programme
Laser combined with topical and oral medication and sunscreen, planned long term by a dermatologist
Read more →Acne treatment programme
Extraction, acne injections, topical and oral medication including isotretinoin under medical supervision, LED light and lasers
Read more →Acne scar programme
Fractional laser, subcision, TCA cross, PRP and microneedling, chosen by scar type
Read more →Mole, skin tag, keratosis and wart removal
Plasma, CO2 or RF performed by a doctor, with histology whenever a lesion looks suspicious
Read more →Browse by concern
Facial redness, red acne marks, broken capillaries
Perfect Bright 578 nm targets haemoglobin in the capillaries and needs no numbing cream
Freckles, dark spots, birthmarks, tattoos
Picosecond pigment laser, or 511 nm for superficial pigment. The doctor chooses by the depth of the pigment
Melasma
Never laser alone. It needs topical treatment, sunscreen and in some cases oral medication. See the melasma programme
Persistent acne, oily skin, enlarged pores
The acne programme combined with carbon laser or LED. Scars and marks are treated once the acne has settled
Acne scars, scars, stretch marks
Fractional laser as the core, supported by subcision, TCA cross or PRP depending on the scar type
Excess hair, ingrown hairs, dark underarms
Laser hair removal over 6–8 sessions reduces ingrown hairs and the darkening caused by shaving or plucking
What happens at your consultation
Your first skin assessment is free of charge. The clinic is at 283/1 Sutthisan Winitchai Road, near MRT Sutthisan
Frequently Asked Questions
Can lasers be used on darker skin?
Yes, for almost every type, but the energy must be set appropriately and some devices need a wavelength that is gentle on skin pigment, such as 1064 nm for hair removal. The doctor always performs a small test spot first on darker skin.
How many sessions will I need?
It depends on the concern. Superficial freckles or skin tags usually clear in 1–2 sessions, redness and pores take 3–5, acne scars 4–6 and hair removal 6–8, while melasma needs continuous care over months. The doctor gives you an estimate after the examination.
Will I need time off work after a laser?
Usually not. Perfect Bright, carbon laser and hair removal leave only a few hours of redness. Pigment lasers form small scabs for 5–7 days, and fractional laser causes redness and light peeling for 3–7 days, which can be covered with make-up after 24–48 hours.
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