Age spots and pigment spots
Age spots are usually harmless – but not every dark spot is one. Before we laser pigmented areas of skin, we examine them with the dermatoscope, because some changes that look like age spots are not.
01In detail
Treatment follows only after this assessment: precise, with the laser that suits your skin type, and with a clear plan for the time afterwards.
02What we treat
- Dermatoscopic assessment before every pigment treatment
- Laser removal of age spots (lentigines) and sun spots
- Treatment of pigment spots on the face, hands and décolleté
- Aftercare and sun-protection advice to prevent new spots
03Frequently asked questions about age spots
Is the treatment covered by health insurance?
The assessment to rule out skin cancer is covered by basic health insurance (OKP); removing benign age spots is usually paid privately.
Does the laser treatment hurt?
The treatment is generally well tolerated; you may feel brief warmth.
How many sessions are needed?
One session per spot is often enough; more pronounced changes may need further sessions.
Book a consultation – we assess first, then treat.
