Carbon Laser Peel, also known as a carbon facial, uses Q-switched laser technology to treat pigmentation and brighten skin. It targets melanin to lighten dark spots caused by hormones, sun exposure, or nutrient deficiency.

It deeply exfoliates the skin, removes dead skin cells, and boosts collagen production. This helps improve skin tone, reduce fine lines, and achieve a smoother, glowing appearance.

There are no known direct risks, but due to limited safety studies, it’s generally recommended to postpone treatment until after pregnancy.

No, the skin continues to regenerate, so results fade over time. Regular treatments maintain a radiant, healthy look.

Typically performed every 2–4 weeks depending on skin type and treatment goals. Your dermatologist will tailor the frequency to your needs.

Although no specific risks are known, lack of clinical data means it’s best to consult your doctor before proceeding during breastfeeding.

This is a low-risk procedure. Mild redness is the most common side effect, which usually subsides within a few hours.

Avoid harsh chemical-based face washes for 24 hours post-treatment. Let your skin rest and recover to prevent irritation.