Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Pigmentation Face GMT.

Most clients require 4–8 sessions depending on pigmentation depth, skin type, and response. Treatments are spaced several weeks apart for safety. Our technicians assess progress and adjust the plan to achieve optimal, gradual improvement while minimizing irritation and hyperpigmentation risk.

Yes—our GMT protocols are customized for all Fitzpatrick skin types. We use controlled energy settings, pre-treatment evaluation, and conservative sessions to reduce risks of hypopigmentation or hyperpigmentation. A patch test is performed to ensure safe, effective outcomes for darker skin.

You’ll experience mild warmth and brief sensations as targeted energy breaks up excess melanin. Sessions last 20–45 minutes depending on treatment area. Post-care includes sunscreen, gentle skincare, and temporary redness or darkening that fades within days to weeks.

Pigmentation Face GMT can significantly improve melasma, but results vary. Hormonal pigmentation is often persistent; combining GMT with topical agents, sun protection, and maintenance sessions provides best outcomes. Our clinicians will create an individualized plan and set realistic expectations during consultation.

Many clients notice initial lightening after the first one or two sessions, with progressive improvement over weeks. Optimal, lasting results typically appear after the full recommended series and ongoing sun protection and maintenance treatments.

Temporary redness, mild swelling, crusting, or short-term darkening of spots can occur. These effects usually resolve within days to weeks. We provide detailed aftercare and contact support; serious complications are rare when treatments are performed by experienced professionals.