Our Fotona SP Dynamis and StarWalker Lasers utilize advanced non-invasive ablative technology to gently remove micro-thin layers of pigmented surface tissue, revealing lighter skin and encouraging the development of fresh, less pigmented cells.

The greatest advantage of this laser technique is its efficiency; skin lightening can be achieved quickly with minimal effort on your part. Specifically for vaginal lightening, this treatment not only enhances skin tone but also promotes collagen regeneration, resulting in tighter and smoother skin.

Additionally, our laser treatments typically have very minimal side effects. Any mild sensitivity or temporary redness usually resolves within a few days, allowing you to enjoy your results without significant downtime. Experience the transformative effects of our intimate skin lightening today!

Common areas are:

• Vaginal
• Anal (perianal)
• Buttocks
• Inner Thighs
• Bikini Line
• Underarms
• Posterior neck
• Knees
• Elbows
• Under Breasts

While there’s no guaranteed way to prevent intimate darkening, implementing certain strategies can help minimize the risk and enhance the results of Laser Intimate Skin Lightening:

1. Limit Certain Foods and Drinks: Reducing coffee, dark sodas, and artificially colored foods may help with discoloration, especially in the peri-anal area.

2. Choose Alcohol-Free Deodorants: Avoid deodorants containing alcohol, as they can contribute to pigmentation issues in the underarm area.

3. Avoid G-Strings: Wearing G-strings increases friction and irritation, leading to darker peri-anal and vaginal areas. Opt for more comfortable underwear to reduce skin contact and friction.

4. Minimize Shaving and Waxing: These methods can irritate the skin and cause hyperpigmentation due to ingrown hairs and inflammation. Instead, consider Laser Hair Removal to reduce irritation and prolong the benefits of Laser Intimate Skin Lightening treatments.

5. Maintain a Healthy Weight: Obesity can contribute to darkening due to metabolic changes and increased friction. Weight loss may help reduce discoloration over time.

6. Consult a Professional: If you suspect underlying health issues, consult a doctor. A thorough consultation can help identify contraindications and tailor a prevention plan to your specific needs.

By adopting these practices, you can help minimize the risk of intimate darkening and enhance the results of your Laser Intimate Skin Lightening treatments.

At Skintellect Laser & Aesthetics, we prioritize your safety during the Laser Intimate Lightening procedure. While the treatment is safe, it’s important to be aware of potential risks, including:

• Temporary Sensitivity or Redness: Mild sensitivity or redness may occur, usually resolving within a few days. The area can get darker before it gets lighter
• Things to be cautious of: This treatment is not recommended for those who are pregnant, breastfeeding, or have a history of genital herpes or genital warts.

Please note that while this treatment enhances your appearance, it does not prevent sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). Increased susceptibility to STDs may occur during the treatment, so we advise caution in intimate encounters.

If you have any concerns, our team is here to help ensure a safe and effective experience.

To ensure the best results from your Laser Intimate Lightening treatment, follow these guidelines:

• Schedule Wisely: Plan your appointment when healing won’t interfere with your social obligations. Downtime may vary after each session.
• Stay Hydrated: Increase your water intake to 6-8 glasses per day starting 1-2 weeks before treatment to support skin healing.
• Avoid Sun Exposure: Refrain from sun exposure for 3-4 weeks prior. Tanned skin cannot be treated, as it may lead to hyperpigmentation or hypopigmentation.
• Discontinue Self-Tanners: Stop using self-tanning products 7-10 days before your treatment. Ensure any residual self-tanner is removed.
• Discuss Medical Conditions: Inform your provider about any medical conditions affecting healing or immune response.
• Stop Certain Medications: Cease the use of topical medications and over-the-counter pain relievers (like aspirin and ibuprofen) 3-5 days prior. Review prescription medications for potential interactions.
• Avoid Supplements and Alcohol: Discontinue supplements (e.g., fish oil, Vitamin E) and alcohol 1-2 days before treatment.
• Arrive Prepared: Ensure the treatment area is clean and free of lotions, as certain chemicals can increase risks.
• Prophylactic Antiviral Therapy: If you have a history of the herpes virus, your provider may recommend antiviral medication for treatment in that area.
• Lightening Prep Regimen: If you have darker skin or have been tanned, a lightening prep regimen may be suggested 4-6 weeks prior.
• Pregnancy Considerations: If pregnant, breastfeeding, or become pregnant during treatment, postpone your sessions.
• Wear Comfortable Clothing: Dress in loose-fitting clothes for your appointment.
• Shave the Area: Please shave the treatment area before arriving. If necessary, Laser Hair Removal may be recommended.

To maximize the results of your Laser Intimate Lightening treatment, please follow these post-care guidelines:

• Schedule Follow-ups Wisely: Plan any follow-up appointments so they won’t disrupt your social life. Downtime may vary.
• Hydration: Continue to drink 6-8 glasses of water daily to support healing.
• Avoid Sun Exposure: Stay out of the sun for at least 3-4 weeks after treatment to prevent hyperpigmentation or hypopigmentation.
• Skip Self-Tanners: Do not use self-tanning products for at least 7-10 days after your session.
• Monitor Skin Condition: Inform your provider if you notice any unusual changes or irritation.
• Resume Medications as Directed: Follow your provider’s advice on when to restart any medications.
• Limit Supplements and Alcohol: Avoid supplements (e.g., fish oil, Vitamin E) and alcohol for a few days after treatment.
• Keep the Area Clean: Maintain cleanliness and avoid applying lotions to the treated area for a few days to reduce the risk of irritation.
• Follow Antiviral Recommendations: If you have a history of the herpes virus, continue any prescribed antiviral medications as directed.
• Comfortable Clothing: Wear loose-fitting clothes to avoid irritation in the treated area.