Pigmented Lesions

At 207 Laser, we use advanced picosecond lasers at 532 nm, 650 nm, and 755 nm to precisely target unwanted pigment while protecting surrounding skin. From sun and age spots to post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (and carefully selected cases of melasma), our protocols focus on even tone and minimal downtime. Treatments are tailored to your skin type (Fitzpatrick I–VI) to maximize results and safety.

Picofacial

How we treat “brown spots”

Patients are often surprised by how precisely picosecond lasers break up excess pigment while sparing surrounding tissue. Our systems are calibrated for all skin tones—including melanin-rich skin (Fitzpatrick IV–VI) for indications like skin rejuvenation and hair reduction. Because melanin absorbs strongly at 532/650/755 nm, we can achieve results with conservative fluence, reducing thermal stress. We tailor spot size, pulse rate, and stacking to your skin type and use comfort cooling when appropriate for added epidermal protection.

Frequently Asked Questions

Improvement may be seen after a single treatment. The maximum is 1-3 treatment sessions. Treatment times vary depending on the amount and size of lesion.

Minimal discomfort should be expected. We utilize a cooling device to offset the energy produced by the laser.

Clients do not have to change their daily regime. We suggest avoiding sun exposure on the area to be treated prior and post treatment.

No sweat. Post-operative care is minimal. This is a non-invasive treatment—no injections, no surgery. Redness, swelling, and mild bruising can occur, but they most always resolve over time. Avoid sun exposure to the treated area and physical activity 24-48 hours after treatment to minimize the risk of any possible complications.

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Dr. Amato Poselli, Jr., Medical Director at 207 Laser in Maine.

Ready to clear pigmented lesions and brown spots? Call 207-200-6530 to book your complimentary consultation.

Dr. Amato Polselli, Jr, Medical Director