Laser therapy
Pigmentation spots
Timeless beauty for your skin. Gentle harmonisation of sun spots and pigmented marks with state-of-the-art Pico technology.
- from €350
About pigmentation treatment
Our skin stores memories — sometimes in the form of sun spots or small pigmented marks that appear over the years. If you long for a calmer, more harmonious complexion, the Pico laser offers a wonderfully gentle way to bring your skin back to its radiance.
The treatment involves little discomfort and often takes only a few minutes. We accompany you attentively on the way to fresh, even-looking skin — so that you feel completely at ease in your skin again.
Your benefits
Like a gentle breath
The Pico technology works with light pulses so unimaginably short that they barely strain your skin. It is one of the gentlest methods available for your skin.
A natural process
The laser transforms the dark pigments into the finest “dust”, which your body then breaks down gently and unnoticed by itself.
Protection for your skin
Especially on delicate areas such as the face, décolleté or hands, the laser works with extreme precision. It concentrates solely on the spot itself — the healthy skin remains untouched.
Quickly back to your day
Because the method is so gentle, you can return to your everyday life straight after the treatment.
Who is it suitable for?
- Age spots or sun spots bother you
- You wish for a more even complexion
- Pigmentation spots on your hands or décolleté weigh on you
- You prefer a gentle, non-invasive method
Give your skin back its natural clarity. We will gladly advise you in a personal consultation.
Any questions?
Answers to the most important questions
Will the spots disappear completely?
In most cases, pigmentation spots can be significantly lightened or completely removed. The result depends on the depth and type of pigmentation.
Is there anything I need to bear in mind afterwards?
Sun protection is particularly important in the weeks after the treatment, to prevent new pigmentation.
Can the spots come back?
The treated pigments are permanently removed. Sun exposure can, however, cause new spots to form — which is why consistent sun protection matters.
