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Ever noticed small raised bumps appearing on your face or neck and assumed they were just moles or skin tags?

They’re often DPN (Dermatosis Papulosa Nigra). They’re harmless, they tend to run in families, and they’re most common on deeper skin tones. They are not serious nor cancerous, but can be easily removed for cosmetic reasons.

The K-Laser removes them using a 445nm blue wavelength. That light is absorbed by the pigment in the lesion rather than the skin around it, so it works with precision down to 0.3mm. No cutting and no stitches. Tiny scabs form and flake away naturally over 5 to 7 days.

Because DPN can look similar to other skin lesions, every spot is assessed by our doctors before anything is treated.

Book your consultation via the link in bio or call (03) 5229 6866.

#klaser #lasertreatment #skintreatment #medicalskintreatment

All in a good afternoon’s work! #geelongveinsskinlaser #xanthalasma #birthmark #dermatosispapulosanigra #capillaries

Should you get that mole removed?

Maybe it`s one that`s always bothered you, or maybe you`ve noticed it change. Either way, the process always starts the same place: with a diagnosis.

That`s a skin check with one of our doctors, your own GP, or a skin cancer doctor. It comes before anything is removed, because what the lesion actually is determines how it`s best treated.

Book a skin check through the link in our bio.

As an evidence based medical clinic we are always in the process of continuous learning. In the past month our dermal clinicians, cosmetic nurses and doctors have been busy with both in house training sessions and conferences away. Topics have included :
#acne IPL treatment,
#pigmentation with XPL,
#rosacea /broken capillaries/facial redness,
-dual laser for tattoo removal,
-blended treatments for wrinkles and ageing
-facial treatment for post weight loss sagging
#teartrough / under eye treatments
#spiderveins sclerotherapy

BBL vs XPL: what`s the difference?

Here`s the thing... they`re actually part of the same family. Both are forms of IPL (intense pulsed light), just from different generations of the technology.

BBL from @lumenis_aesthetics_au has been one of our most loved treatments here at GVSL for years. XPL is the latest technology, running on our new Stellar M22 platform, and it refines how the light energy is delivered into the skin.

What that means for you: more intelligent energy delivery, more precision, more comfort, and more customisable treatments. It now covers 30+ concerns, from pigmentation and sun damage through to redness and rosacea.

Same trusted family of technology, just evolved.

Every treatment starts with a consultation and a test patch, so what suits your skin can be safely individualised.

Book a consult through the link in our bio.

That redness and discolouration across the neck and décolletage has a name: poikiloderma.

It usually develops after years of sun exposure, and it is actually two concerns showing up together, vascular redness and pigment.

Here is where XPL by lumenis comes in. It works by sending gentle pulses of light into the skin, and that light is absorbed by colour, both the reds (haemoglobin in the small vessels) and the browns (melanin in the pigment).

Because it targets colour rather than one single concern, it can address the vascular and the pigmented components in the same session, which is what makes it well suited to something like poikiloderma that involves both.
All skin is different, so consultation for an indivual plan / test patch with your dermal clinician at GVSL will be your first step.

Book a consult through the link in our bio or call (03) 5229 6866 .

Glide Mode in action at GVSL ✨

Watch how the Stellar M22 XPL’s Glide Mode treats pigmentation.

This continuous firing mode allows for faster, more comfortable coverage over larger areas, ideal for treating pigmentation with more efficiency and less time in the chair.
Curious if it’s right for your skin?
Book a skin consultation today

#xpl #pigmentation #treatingpigmentation #skintreatments #drledclinic