What it treats
- Melasma and stubborn pigmentation
- Dull, tired and uneven skin tone
- Enlarged pores and rough texture
- Sun damage and photoageing
- Post-acne pigmentation
- Pre-event skin preparation
How the treatment works
A Q-switched laser delivers energy in extremely short pulses that shatter pigment particles into fragments small enough for the body to clear naturally. The surrounding skin is left intact, which is what makes the treatment gentle enough for repeated sessions.
The same passes stimulate a mild collagen response, so texture and pore appearance improve alongside tone across a course.
What to expect at The Happy Skin Tales
Your first visit is a consultation, not a procedure. Dr. Suparna Das examines the concern, takes a history, and explains what is realistically achievable. Only then is a plan agreed, with the number of sessions and the cost confirmed before anything begins.
Every procedure is performed or directly supervised by the dermatologist. Aftercare instructions are written down, and a follow-up review is built into the plan rather than sold separately.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. It is specifically favoured for medium and deeper skin tones because it uses low energy across multiple passes rather than aggressive single-session settings.
No. It clears excess and abnormal pigment such as melasma and sun damage, restoring your natural even tone rather than bleaching the skin.
Many patients notice a brighter, clearer look after two or three sessions, with pigmentation improving progressively across the course.
Yes, and it is a popular choice. Begin at least two to three months ahead so the full course can be completed comfortably.
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