Still seeing spots and redness — no matter what you try?

The trial is $198* for first-time customers. It includes a Pico laser session, a Dual Yellow laser session, and a doctor consultation. The doctor checks your skin first — if this isn't right for you, they will say so and suggest something that fits better.

They work on different layers. Pico laser targets surface pigment — dark spots, acne marks, and uneven tone. Yellow laser goes deeper to address the blood vessels that cause persistent redness. People with both concerns may benefit from using them together in the same session, subject to a doctor's assessment.

Not necessarily. Your doctor will look at your skin and recommend what makes sense. If the Yellow laser isn't needed, it won't be done. The trial exists so our doctors can work out the right approach for your skin — not push a fixed package.

Possibly. If redness is your main concern, your doctor can focus the session around the Dual Yellow laser where suitable. Let us know when you book and our team will note it for the consultation.

The trial includes two laser sessions and a doctor consultation. It gives our doctors a chance to see how your skin responds and to give you a clear picture of what may help. Many people find it a useful starting point before considering a longer course. Results vary between individuals.

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

Downtime is generally minimal, though this varies from person to person. Some mild redness for a few hours is common, and less commonly there can be temporary swelling or changes in pigmentation. Your doctor will give you a clear picture before the session starts.

It depends on your skin, your concern and how your skin responds. Some people notice a visible difference after one session; others do better with a short course. Results vary between individuals. The trial gives our doctors the chance to see how your skin responds and give you an honest picture of what to expect.