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As you grow older, your skin goes through changes. Whether it’s from being in the sun without sunscreen while you were younger, or simply caused by age, your skin can develop discolorations and small dark spots on areas like the hands and face. Fortunately, age spot treatments are available to treat hyperpigmented skin, leaving you with more youthful, even-toned skin. However, you may wonder if it’s safe for your skin. Leading dermatologist, Lauren A. Daman, M.D., P.C., of Hartford, CT, shares what you should know about this remedy.

What Is Age Spot Treatment?

Age spot treatments are services used by a dermatologist to remove age spots, also known as liver spots. The dark spots typically form from years of being out in the sun or not using sunscreen often. Standard treatment options include topical creams, laser surgery, microdermabrasion, and chemical face peels. They work to break up the dark cells without hurting the surrounding areas, leaving you with a brighter and more even skin surface. 

Is It Safe for My Skin?

age spot treatmentWhile every patient’s needs and skin are different, age spot treatments are safe for most people. It’s important to take time to speak with an experienced dermatologist who can best help create a treatment plan that is customized for your skin type and desired results. For example, if your skin is super sensitive, it may not respond well to a more intense treatment, like chemical face peels. Instead, your doctor may recommend starting with a topical cream then moving onto a microdermabrasion treatment. Either way, your dermatologist will make sure the treatment is entirely safe for you.

Are you looking to get your face or hands back to their youthful glow? Visit Lauren A. Daman, M.D., P.C. to personalize an age spot treatment plan to successfully remove those pesky dark spots. Dr. Daman offers a variety of skin treatments, from Botox® and scar removal to chemical face peels and microdermabrasion, so you can rest easy knowing all your cosmetic options are in one place. To learn more about her services, visit her website or call (860) 246-3533 to schedule your first consultation.

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