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Age Spots (Lentigo Solaris)

Lentigo Solaris — also known as sun spots or age spots — are visible signs of cumulative sun damage, often appearing decades after the original UV exposure. Though often seen as a purely cosmetic issue, these flat, brown lesions reflect photoaging, oxidative stress, and often, hormonal imbalance.

At Eternal Vitality, we view them as biological messengers — reminders of disrupted skin equilibrium, hormonal shifts, and underlying inflammatory activity. Our mission is not to bleach these spots superficially, but to regenerate, restore, and rebalance your skin’s cellular architecture and resilience.

Area(s)

  • Face (cheeks, temples, nose)
  • Décolleté
  • Backs of the hands
  • Arms and shoulders
  • Upper back

Duration

Sessions last between 45–90 minutes, depending on your protocol (e.g., laser + microneedling, or exosome infusion).

Frequency

  • In-clinic protocols: every 3–4 weeks for 4–6 sessions
  • Home care & hormonal support: daily, long-term
  • Functional lab testing: every 6–12 months for hormone or gut-related contributors
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What to Expect

How it Works

We address pigmentation by:

  • Identifying the depth and type of lentigines
  • Calming melanocyte overstimulation with targeted actives
  • Stimulating cellular renewal with microneedling and laser therapies
  • Reducing oxidative stress and inflammation
  • Supporting hormonal and gut balance for long-term pigment regulation

How We Do It

  1. Advanced In-Clinic Therapies
    • Fotona Er:YAG Laser – gentle pigment removal + improved circulation
    • Dermapen 4™ + MG-BL™ or Brite Lite™ – microneedling with pigment-correcting serums
    • Exosome Therapy (ASCE+ or EXO-SKIN) – targets inflammation and promotes cellular healing
    • Tranexamic Acid (Melan Tran3x™) – topically or mesotherapy-based, to prevent pigment reactivation
  2. Medical-Grade Homecare
    • Antioxidants: Vitamin C, Niacinamide, Arbutin
    • Retinol to boost turnover and fade pigmentation
    • Daily SPF 50+ (365 days/year) to prevent re-pigmentation
  3. Functional Diagnostics
    • Hormone panels: Cortisol, ACTH, DHEA, Estrogen, Progesterone, Thyroid hormones
    • Gut health analysis: microbiome, permeability, inflammation
    • Personalized supplementation for skin repair, detox, and hormonal regulation
  4. Internal Support & Supplementation
    • Skin regeneration: Vitamin C, L-carnitine, Zinc, A+E
    • Hormonal balance: DHEA, Estradiol, Testosterone, T3/T4
    • Adrenal & barrier support: Omega-3, Magnesium, Adaptogens, D3/K2
    • Antioxidants: Melatonin, Pycnogenol, Glutathione

Side Effects

  • Temporary redness or peeling (especially post-laser or peel)
  • Sensitivity to light (SPF use required)
  • Mild dryness or flaking during cell turnover

All protocols are non-invasive, personalized, and barrier-conscious.

Time to Full Effect

  • Initial improvement: within 3–4 weeks
  • Full pigment reduction: 2–6 months, depending on depth and lifestyle
  • Long-term clarity: maintained through hormone balance, skincare, and SPF

Questions? We’ve got answers.

What are Lentigo Solaris (Sun Spots)?

These are flat, pigmented spots caused by chronic sun exposure and accumulated UV damage over the years. They’re most visible on the face, hands, arms, and chest.

Can Lentigo Solaris disappear without treatment?

No. These are permanent UV-induced lesions that won’t fade on their own. They require targeted regenerative and pigment-suppressing therapy.

How are they different from melasma?

Melasma is hormonally driven, often symmetrical and patchy. Lentigo Solaris are sun-induced, more defined, and typically appear in isolated spots.

How long do results take?

Most patients see visible lightening within 3–4 weeks, but full correction may take 2–6 months, depending on pigment depth and internal factors.

What hormones are involved in pigmentation?

  • Estrogen & Progesterone: regulate melanocytes
  • Cortisol: controls inflammation; deficiency worsens pigmentation
  • ACTH: stimulates melanin
  • DHEA, T3/T4: support skin metabolism and repair

Is daily SPF really necessary — even when it’s cloudy?

Absolutely. UVA rays penetrate clouds and glass. SPF 50+ is essential every day, all year, to protect against new pigmentation and support treatment results.