Pigmented Lesion Removal Devices

Professional laser pigmented lesion removal devices from Alma, Candela, Ellipse, & Asclepion.

We specialise in the serving, repair and sales of professional pigmented lesion removal laser devices and equipment. Pigmentation removal devices are advanced laser systems that are designed to effectively target and remove a range of pigmentation concerns, including age spots, sun damage, melasma, and other forms of hyperpigmentation. With the right technology, clinics can treat a wide range of skin types safely and deliver visible, lasting results for clients alongside a range of other treatments.

Our engineers work with most pigmented lesion device brands, including Candela, Ellipse, and Asclepion, ensuring optimal performance and device longevity. We also offer pigmented lesion devices & equipment sales, with expert guidance, full servicing support, and tailored maintenance plans to ensure your clinic can continue to provide treatments with confidence.

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Tailored Pigmentation Solutions That Fit Your Clinic

Every clinic has its own approach to treating pigmentation concerns, which is why we take care to ensure you receive a device that maximises your return on investment. We focus on matching you with the technology that best suits your clinical environment, whether you need high-speed clearance for sunspots or more refined control for treating melasma or dermal pigmentation.

From Q-switched and picosecond lasers to IPL systems optimised for pigment correction, our range includes solutions to suit varying skin types, treatment depths, and throughput demands. With guidance from our experienced team, you can confidently invest in equipment that supports excellent outcomes, treatment versatility, and consistent business growth.

Professional Pigmentation Removal Devices

GoLaser collaborates with trusted global manufacturers to bring clinics a portfolio of clinically proven laser systems for pigmentation treatment.

Candela Pigmentation Removal Devices

Candela’s laser platforms utilise Alexandrite and Nd:YAG wavelengths to deliver targeted treatment for a wide range of pigmented lesions. With built-in cooling technology for enhanced comfort, these systems offer effective clearance of both superficial and deeper pigmentation, making them a trusted choice for clinics treating diverse skin types.

Ellipse Pigmentation Removal Devices

Ellipse systems combine selective waveband IPL with long-pulsed Nd:YAG laser options, providing a dual approach for pigmentation correction. The IPL component effectively targets surface-level lesions, while deeper pigment can be addressed with laser energy, offering flexibility and consistent results across multiple treatment areas.

Asclepion Pigmentation Removal Devices

Asclepion’s pigment-focused technologies include picosecond and nanosecond pulse systems designed to break down unwanted pigment with speed and precision. By offering multiple wavelengths, including 532 nm, 694 nm, and 1064 nm, these devices enable practitioners to treat various pigmentation concerns with minimal downtime and excellent skin tolerance.

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Reliable Servicing & Technical Support

Our expert engineers are trained across multiple platforms and brands, offering servicing, calibration, and emergency repairs for pigmentation removal devices, handpieces, & equipment. Whether your device needs a routine check-up or fault diagnosis, we deliver fast, efficient service that keeps downtime to a minimum.

All maintenance is carried out with a focus on compliance, safety, and longevity, ensuring your laser equipment meets both manufacturer standards and clinical demands. We also offer flexible servicing at intervals to suit your workflow and budget, giving you peace of mind that your pigmentated lesion removal equipment will continue delivering safe, consistent results.

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How Pigmented Lesion Removal Works

Laser treatment for pigmented lesions works by delivering highly focused light energy to areas of discolouration. This energy is absorbed by the melanin in the skin, breaking down excess pigment without harming surrounding tissue. Over time, the body naturally removes these fragmented pigment particles, revealing clearer, more even-toned skin.

Devices use wavelengths tailored to target specific types of pigmentation, from superficial sun damage to deeper dermal lesions. With the right system, clinics can offer a safe, non-invasive solution for a wide range of pigmentation concerns, including age spots, freckles, and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.

The Advantages of Laser Pigmentation Removal

Traditional methods of treating pigmentation, such as topical creams, chemical peels, and microdermabrasion, often fall short when addressing stubborn or deeper pigment. These approaches typically require repeated sessions, longer recovery periods, and can produce inconsistent outcomes depending on skin type and pigmentation depth.

Laser pigmentation removal offers clients a more advanced, results-driven alternative. Lasers provide faster, more predictable results with fewer side effects. The treatment is non-invasive, well-tolerated by most skin types, and offers minimal downtime, making it the preferred choice for most clients.

Why Clinics Choose GoLaser

We are a trusted partner to medical and aesthetic clinics across the UK, with a reputation for our technical expertise, responsive support, and commitment to delivering excellent service. We provide a comprehensive selection of laser equipment services, including sales, maintenance, and repair.

Our portfolio of pigmentation removal systems includes only technologies that meet strict criteria for safety, performance, and ROI. We work with you and your clinic to ensure smooth device implementation, flawless operation, and outstanding long-term performance.

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Laser Pigmentation Removal Device FAQs

Find the answers to your questions about laser pigmented lesion removal devices in our list of frequently asked questions below:

Laser devices are effective in treating a wide range of pigmentation concerns, including sun spots, age spots, freckles, melasma, and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. The suitability depends on the type of pigment, its depth in the skin, and the technology used.

When using the correct wavelengths and protocols, laser pigmentation removal can be safe for most skin types. Systems that offer adjustable parameters and longer wavelengths, such as 1064 nm, are particularly suitable for darker or more sensitive skin tones.

The number of sessions required can vary depending on the severity and type of pigmentation being treated. Most clients will see noticeable improvement within 1 to 3 sessions, although deeper or more complex pigmentation may require a longer treatment plan.

IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) uses broad-spectrum light and is effective for superficial pigmentation across larger areas, while laser systems deliver a single wavelength for more targeted treatment. Lasers often provide greater precision and are better suited for deeper or more resistant pigment.

While laser treatments break down existing pigmentation, new pigmentation can form due to sun exposure, hormonal changes, or skin trauma. Proper aftercare and ongoing skin protection are essential for clients to maintain long-term results.

Downtime is generally minimal, with most clients experiencing mild redness or temporary darkening of the treated area. These effects typically resolve within a few days, making laser pigmentation removal a convenient option with little disruption to daily life.

Yes, deeper pigmentation often requires devices that operate at longer wavelengths, such as 1064 nm, which can penetrate further into the skin. Choosing a system with multiple wavelength options allows for greater treatment versatility across various pigmentation depths.

Commonly used wavelengths for pigmentation include 532 nm for superficial pigment, 694 nm for epidermal melanin, and 1064 nm for deeper dermal lesions. The ideal wavelength depends on the depth and nature of the pigmentation being targeted.

The best device for your clinic depends on your treatment focus, client demographics, and business goals. We offer advice based on your device needs to guide you toward a technology that aligns with your clinical offerings and provides the best return on investment.

We provide servicing and support, including preventative maintenance, fault diagnosis, and emergency repairs. Speak to our team today to discuss your device needs.

Yes, our engineers are experienced in working with a wide range of laser models, including those that are no longer under manufacturer warranty. We aim to extend the lifespan of your equipment and restore full functionality wherever possible.

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