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.
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Duration
Sessions last between 45–90 minutes, depending on your protocol (e.g., laser + microneedling, or exosome infusion).
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What to Expect
We address pigmentation by:
All protocols are non-invasive, personalized, and barrier-conscious.
Questions? We’ve got answers.
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.
No. These are permanent UV-induced lesions that won’t fade on their own. They require targeted regenerative and pigment-suppressing therapy.
Melasma is hormonally driven, often symmetrical and patchy. Lentigo Solaris are sun-induced, more defined, and typically appear in isolated spots.
Most patients see visible lightening within 3–4 weeks, but full correction may take 2–6 months, depending on pigment depth and internal factors.
Absolutely. UVA rays penetrate clouds and glass. SPF 50+ is essential every day, all year, to protect against new pigmentation and support treatment results.
