Angel Whitening (Fotona Laser)

Angel Whitening is a gentle laser treatment designed to improve the appearance of unwanted pigmentation and darkened skin in both facial and body areas. Using advanced Fotona laser technology, the treatment targets excess pigment while promoting healthier, brighter, and more even-toned skin.

It can be used on areas affected by sun damage, post-inflammatory pigmentation, friction-related darkening, hormonal pigmentation, and age-related skin discoloration. Common treatment areas include the face, neck, underarms (armpits), bikini and vulval region, inner thighs, gluteal area, elbows, knees, and other areas of uneven pigmentation.

The procedure is minimally invasive, requires little to no downtime, and is tailored to the individual's skin type and pigmentation concerns.

Typical Treatment Protocol

Initial course: 4–6 treatments
Treatment interval: Every 2–4 weeks
Maintenance: Every 3–6 months as required
Treatment time: Approximately 15–45 minutes depending on the area treated
Downtime: Usually minimal, with mild redness that typically settles within a few hours to a few days

Most patients notice gradual improvement after the first few sessions, with optimal results developing over the course of treatment as pigmentation lightens and skin quality improves.

Benefits May Include

Brighter, more even skin tone
Reduction in unwanted pigmentation and discoloration
Improvement in darkened intimate and body areas
Enhanced skin clarity and radiance
Improved skin texture and smoothness
Minimal downtime and discomfort

Important Information

Results vary between individuals and depend on the cause, depth, and duration of pigmentation. Some forms of pigmentation may require multiple treatments, combination therapies, and ongoing maintenance. Sun protection and adherence to any prescribed skincare regimen are important for achieving and maintaining optimal results.

A consultation is required to determine suitability, assess the underlying cause of pigmentation, and develop an individualized treatment plan.