Laser · Skinfinity Kakinada
Laser & Light Treatments
The entries below are a quick guide for patients in Kakinada. Full details, safety guidance and evidence notes are on the separate detail pages for each service.
About this speciality
Assessment first, then the right treatment
Laser hair reduction, pigmentation, carbon peel, photofacial and tattoo removal.
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Laser and light-based treatments
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Laser Hair Reduction (LHR) using Triple-Wave Laser
Unwanted facial or body hair is treated for appearance. Sudden or hormone-related excess hair may need medical assessment. The term “triple-wave” does not identify a verified device or three particular wavelengths. |
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Laser light can heat pigmented hair follicles and reduce future growth over a series of treatments. We confirm the laser model, wavelengths, fluence (energy level), cooling, eye protection, skin-type settings and authorisation. Read full treatment details |  AfterIllustrative example |
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Carbon Peel Laser
Oily skin, visible pores, uneven texture, mild acne lesions or fine lines may be considered after assessment. It is not a guaranteed acne or scar treatment. |
 BeforeIllustrative example |
A topical carbon suspension may be applied and then removed with laser heating. We confirm the carbon product, laser, wavelength, settings and number of passes with you before treatment. Read full treatment details |  AfterIllustrative example |
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Q-Switch Laser / Laser Toning
Brown spots, freckles or uneven tone may be treated cosmetically, but changing or bleeding lesions need diagnosis. Melasma should be confirmed by a qualified clinician. |
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Short laser pulses may target pigment particles; “laser toning” is not one standardised protocol. We verify the wavelength, fluence, spot size, passes, indication, skin-type precautions and authorisation. Read full treatment details |  AfterIllustrative example |
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Photofacial
Uneven colour, sun-related spots, facial redness or small visible vessels may be considered after diagnosis. A suspicious lesion must be assessed before cosmetic light treatment. |
 BeforeIllustrative example |
A photofacial may use IPL or another light device; the name alone does not establish IPL or laser. We confirm the filter, wavelength range, settings, cooling, eye protection and operator. Read full treatment details |  AfterIllustrative example |
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Tattoo Removal Treatment
Unwanted decorative or cosmetic tattoo pigment is treated for appearance. A tattoo that is changing, raised, bleeding or inflamed needs medical review first. |
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Appropriate laser pulses can break up (fragment) pigment for gradual clearance. The wavelength and settings depend on the ink colour, ink depth, your skin type and the verified device. Read full treatment details |  AfterIllustrative example |
Not sure which treatment is right for you?
Start with a consultation. We will look at your concern, explain what may be causing it and talk you through the suitable options, including their risks and aftercare, before you decide.
