Don’t Let Age Spots Define You

Years of sun exposure and environmental damage can leave behind dark spots, uneven skin tone, and pigmentation that won’t fade on its own. These age spots—sometimes called sun spots or liver spots—can make skin appear older, dull, or uneven, even if it’s still healthy underneath.

The goal? A smooth, bright, and even complexion. With the right treatments, we can fade discoloration, reverse sun damage, and restore your skin’s youthful radiance.

Sun damage and age spots don’t have to be permanent. Let’s bring back your skin’s natural glow.

Why Do Age Spots Happen?

A lifetime of sun exposure can leave a mark—here’s why pigmentation builds up over time.

Age spots develop when melanin clusters in the skin due to repeated sun exposure and aging. Over time, UV rays trigger pigment production, leading to stubborn brown, gray, or tan spots that can appear on the face, hands, chest, and shoulders.

While they’re harmless, age spots can make skin look uneven and aged. Advanced treatments can break up pigmentation, resurface the skin, and restore a bright, youthful tone—without downtime.