A: Most patients feel mild tingling. A numbing cream is applied before the procedure.

A: It depends on the size, type, and depth of the birthmark. Usually 3–6 sessions are required.

A: Once removed, birthmarks typically do not return. However, follow-up care is important.

A: Many birthmarks can be completely removed or significantly lightened depending on their type, depth, and your skin’s response to treatment.

A: Yes, in most cases, laser removal provides long-lasting or permanent results, especially for pigmented birthmarks. Vascular marks may require maintenance in rare cases.

A: Minor redness, swelling, or temporary pigmentation changes may occur. These are temporary and resolve with proper aftercare.

A: No significant downtime. You can usually resume normal activities immediately. Just avoid direct sun exposure and follow aftercare advice.

A: Yes, but it depends on the child’s age and the type of birthmark. A pediatric dermatologist will assess and advise accordingly.

A: Any birthmark that changes in shape, color, bleeds, or causes discomfort should be checked by a dermatologist immediately.

A: Some patients see visible changes after the first session, but optimal results usually appear after 3–5 sessions.

A: For laser treatments, a topical numbing cream is usually enough. For surgical removal, local anesthesia is used.

A: It’s best to avoid direct sunlight for at least 7–10 days and use sunscreen as advised by your doctor to prevent pigmentation changes.

A: Yes, our clinic uses advanced laser systems that are safe and effective for Indian skin tones and all Fitzpatrick skin types