Dual Yellow Laser

The first trial is $168* for first-time customers. It includes a Dual Yellow laser session and a doctor consultation. If you also have redness, ask us about the Pico + Dual Yellow Duo at $198 — your doctor will advise which suits you best.

Yes — particularly for stubborn pigmentation that sits deeper in the skin. The Dual Yellow laser uses two types of light to address both surface and deeper pigment. Your doctor will assess your skin during the consultation and confirm whether this is the right approach for your specific concern.

The Dual Yellow laser is used for stubborn pigmentation including melasma and sun damage. Melasma can be persistent and varies in depth — your doctor will assess your skin first and recommend the approach that makes sense for your skin type and the extent of the pigmentation.

They work differently and are often used together. Pico laser is precise and fast — good for surface spots, acne marks and uneven tone. Yellow laser goes deeper, making it more suitable for stubborn or recurring pigmentation. Many customers find the combination ($198 Duo) gives the most complete result. Your doctor will advise which is right for your skin.

It depends on your skin and the extent of the pigmentation. Some people notice a visible difference after one session. Others benefit from a short course. The $168 trial gives our doctors a chance to see how your skin responds — they will give you an honest picture of what to expect and next steps.

The Dual Yellow laser is generally well-tolerated, including on sensitive skin. Your doctor will review your skin at the start of the consultation and confirm suitability before the session begins.

Generally minimal, though this varies from person to person. Many people carry on with their day straight after. Some mild redness for a few hours is normal. Your doctor will give you a clear picture before the session starts.

A Dual Yellow laser uses two types of light from one device. One targets surface dullness and pigment, the other goes deeper. A regular yellow laser uses only one type of light — Dual Yellow covers both layers in a single session.