Remove the spots on your face and renew your beauty
Every spot on your face tells a unique story—some speak of unprotected days in the sun, others reveal hormonal changes or post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from old battles with acne.
What matters now isn’t how they appeared, but that today there are innovative solutions for their proper removal.
Understanding the origin of your spots
Over time, our skin can develop different types of spots influenced by multiple factors—cumulative sun exposure, aging, hormonal changes, inflammation, certain medications, or underlying medical conditions.
Identifying the type of spot is the first step toward finding the right treatment. Below, we explain the most common varieties.
Melasma appears as diffuse brown patches, commonly on the cheeks, forehead, and upper lip. This type of irregular pigmentation primarily affects women of childbearing age—especially during pregnancy or due to the use of hormonal contraceptives.
Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation refers to dark marks that persist after skin injuries such as acne, burns, or trauma. They become more noticeable if exposed to the sun without proper protection.
These can occur due to the dilation of blood capillaries from factors such as temperature changes, allergies, or temporary inflammatory reactions. They may also be associated with conditions like rosacea or atopic dermatitis.
First and foremost
Each type of facial spot demands a specific approach—this is where professional diagnosis becomes crucial, forming the foundation of successful treatment.
At García-Legaz, we use cutting-edge technology to analyze every layer of your skin, identifying the spot’s type, origin, and depth. This enables us to design personalized treatments that guarantee safe, effective results.
Radiant Skin and Even Tone
Thanks to advances in technology and dermatology, we now offer a variety of effective treatments to target spots, rejuvenate the skin, and restore its natural radiance.
Below are some of our most notable options:
At the García-Legaz Dermatological Institute, we trust the Nordlys laser platform to selectively eliminate pigmented cells while respecting and protecting the surrounding tissue.
For optimal results in treating facial spots—and to help control acne—we typically combine medical approaches tailored to each individual case, such as:
When used correctly and under professional supervision, topical depigmenting agents play a key role in treating facial spots. They are often combined with photorejuvenation to enhance results.
Formulated with active ingredients such as hydroquinone, retinoids, niacinamide, tranexamic acid, or vitamin C, these products work directly on affected areas. Their action focuses on inhibiting melanin production and stimulating cell renewal to restore your skin’s luminous, even appearance.
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Frequently Asked Questions
We answer your doubts
The results of facial photorejuvenation are progressive and can last approximately 6 to 12 months, depending on your skin type, the conditions treated, and your post-treatment care.
To maintain long-term results, it’s recommended to schedule maintenance sessions every 6–12 months, combined with diligent sun protection and a proper facial care routine.
Para mantener los resultados a largo plazo, se recomienda realizar sesiones de mantenimiento cada 6-12 meses, acompañadas de protección solar y una rutina de cuidado facial adecuada.
The number of sessions varies according to your needs, but a standard protocol usually consists of 3 to 5 sessions, spaced 3–4 weeks apart. The treatment is gradual, so you’ll notice visible improvements after each session.
The exact number of sessions depends on factors such as:
The initial condition of your skin
The type of imperfections you wish to treat
Your individual response to the treatment
Side effects are temporary and can vary from person to person. Common ones include:
Redness
Warmth
Mild swelling
Transient hyperpigmentation
Increased skin sensitivity
That’s why it’s so important to trust skin specialists who will thoroughly evaluate your medical history, perform an exhaustive physical exam, and design a personalized plan to minimize these effects.
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